United States Law/Property

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Property as a Concept[edit | edit source]

Acquisition of Property[edit | edit source]

Acquisition by Discovery[edit | edit source]

Acquisition by Capture[edit | edit source]

Acquisition by Gift[edit | edit source]

Acquisition by Creation[edit | edit source]

Acquisition by Adverse Possession[edit | edit source]

Extent and Limitations of Property[edit | edit source]

The Extent of Ownership[edit | edit source]

The Right to Exclude[edit | edit source]

The Right to Transfer and Restraints on Alienation[edit | edit source]

The Right to Abandon[edit | edit source]

The Right to Destroy[edit | edit source]

Public Domain[edit | edit source]

Public Trust Doctrine[edit | edit source]

Copyright Public Domain[edit | edit source]

Trademark Public Domain[edit | edit source]

Nuisance Law[edit | edit source]

Public Nuisance[edit | edit source]

Private Nuisance[edit | edit source]

Easements and Servitudes[edit | edit source]

Creation of Covenants[edit | edit source]

Enforcement of Covenants and Limitations[edit | edit source]

Termination of Covenants[edit | edit source]

Zoning Laws[edit | edit source]

Possessory Estates[edit | edit source]

Historical Background[edit | edit source]

Fee Simple[edit | edit source]

Fee Tail[edit | edit source]

Defeasible Estates[edit | edit source]

Life Estates[edit | edit source]

Leasehold Estates[edit | edit source]

Future Interests[edit | edit source]

Future Interests in the Transferor[edit | edit source]

Reversion[edit | edit source]

Possibility of Reverter[edit | edit source]

Right of (Re)Entry)=[edit | edit source]

Future Interests in Transferees[edit | edit source]

Remainder=[edit | edit source]

Executory Interests[edit | edit source]

The Rule Against Perpetuities[edit | edit source]

The Common Law Rule[edit | edit source]

The Modern Approach[edit | edit source]

Co-Ownership Interests[edit | edit source]

Various Co-Ownership Issues[edit | edit source]

The Common Law Marriage System[edit | edit source]

The Community Property Law Marriage System[edit | edit source]

Leasehold Interests[edit | edit source]

Leasehold Estates[edit | edit source]

Duties, Warranties, Rights, and Remedies[edit | edit source]

Subleases and Assignments[edit | edit source]

Transfers of Real Property[edit | edit source]

Contracts of Sale[edit | edit source]

Deeds[edit | edit source]

Financing[edit | edit source]

Recordation and Title[edit | edit source]

Eminent Domain and Takings[edit | edit source]

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