The Law Of Real Property Of The State Of New York

"The Law Of Real Property Of The State Of New York" offers a detailed examination of the real property laws governing New York. This edition presents the text of the five titles of Chapter One, Part Second, Fourth Edition of the Revised Statutes, providing a comprehensive resource for legal professionals, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the historical and legal framework surrounding property ownership in New York.

Authored by John Duer, Benjamin Franklin Butler, and John Canfield Spencer, this work reflects the legal landscape of its time and serves as a valuable reference for tracing the evolution of property law in the state. It provides insights into the principles and regulations that shaped the ownership, transfer, and management of real estate within New York.

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