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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!

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.

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?

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

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).

cannibal ox wrote: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).

hypos

LittleLionMan wrote: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

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

Ron Don Volante wrote:burn/return the casebook. That thing is just a piece of garbage.

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

Dukeminier wrote: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.

it is definitely real