supplements for property- dukeminier 8th edition Forum

[lawlskoolz]

Anyone know a good supplement for dukeminier's property law textbook (8th edition)?

I've seen recommendations for the 7th edition but not for the 8th, so I would appreciate any supplement recommendations!

[LittleLionMan]

Still Krier's Gilbert Law Summary on Property Law, 18th. The 17th edition would do just fine as well; property law, believe it or not, hasn't had many major changes in, well, 50 years.

[gobosox]

I bought the property E&E and it syncs up with my Syllabus about 10%.

I'm confused since all the E&Es for CivPro, Torts, Crim, synced up pretty perfectly with my class. Anyone have a good broad property supplement?

[AReasonableMan]

Used Understanding Property and the E&E, didn't read the Dukeminter text assigned for class, fudged a cold call. Got an A.

[cannibal ox]

I used Sprankling's Understanding Property a majority of the time, used Gilbert a bit as well, barely even looked at the E&E (wasn't helpful when I did).

[AReasonableMan]

I used Sprankling's Understanding Property a majority of the time, used Gilbert a bit as well, barely even looked at the E&E (wasn't helpful when I did).

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[anyriotgirl]

Still Krier's Gilbert Law Summary on Property Law, 18th. The 17th edition would do just fine as well; property law, believe it or not, hasn't had many major changes in, well, 50 years.

yeah this, the gilbert's is keyed exactly to that casebook

[Ron Don Volante]

Read both Gilbert's and Sprankling, then burn/return the casebook. That thing is just a piece of garbage.

[cannibal ox]

burn/return the casebook. That thing is just a piece of garbage.

It was said that one who grants a thing must be understood to have granted that without which the granted thing cannot exist.

[Winter is Coming]

It was said that one who grants a thing must be understood to have granted that without which the granted thing cannot exist.

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Haha please tell me this is real.

[Ron Don Volante]

it is definitely real