Gilbert Law Summary on Property (Gilbert Law Summaries)

I like this book. It does a really good job at explaining the topics my only problem is it's not full of practice questions. Property is a dense subject and you have to understand each part before you can go onto the next because they build onto one another. I would recommend this book if you don't have a strong textbook, but I personally had to go buy Examples and Explanations after buying this book because this book just didn't have enough problems for me to practice to grasp the concepts.

I wish it allowed printing. pagination is not the easiest but overall, very helpful.

I love this book. It has been so helpful to understand Property law. I do not think I could make it through this class without it. I highly recommend this book to any law student. I only give 4 stars because there are a lot of typos in the book. You can still understand the text. But, it does take a minute to figure out the meaning, sometimes.

Love it so much

One of the best reference tools I’ve used in a couple years of law school. Really useful to make concepts understandable while reading cases and a great supplement when you’re putting together your outline.

Was sent in as described condition. Would recommend this to anyone who is in law school and looking for a heads up

Had to resort to this since my Professor does not like to teach and I am practically teaching property to myself. Very useful since Krier is the writer of the supplement and is one of the writers of the case book!

If you're looking for something to help you outline quickly these are great. But, the outlines themselves are too generally to make this a comprehensive course study supplement.