A Property Law Reader, 6th Edition
Files
Description
In this sixth edition of the most widely used property law casebook in Canada, Cameron joins Harris, de Beer, and Brown in compiling and authoring an engaging collection of materials for teaching and learning property law. Retaining the basic structure of Bruce Ziff’s A Property Law Reader, this edition includes new materials on expropriation, the right to shelter, fixtures, fee simple interests, life estates, Aboriginal title, Métis rights, constructive trusts, conditional transfers, leases, mortgages, title registration, and more.
A Property Law Reader offers instructors and students a multifaceted approach to the study of property law in common law Canada. Beginning with an exploration of the meaning of property and its social and philosophical foundations, the collection examines a broad range of fundamental concepts and doctrines in the law of real, personal, and intellectual property. It situates the development of property law in Canada at the intersection of European and Indigenous legal traditions and within a broader social context that considers class, gender, race, and other dimensions of power. A Property Law Reader encourages analysis of what the law is while creating opportunities to consider what the law might become.
[From https://store.thomsonreuters.ca/en-ca/products/property-law-reader-cases-questions-commentary-6th-edition-student-edt-43555550]
ISBN
9781038224422
Publication Date
2026
Publisher
Thomson Reuters
Disciplines
Law | Property Law and Real Estate