Understand the real property rules that govern land disputes, from old ejectment to modern remedies.
This practical treatise explains the difference between the old action of ejectment and the action to recover real property, with the procedures, principles of law, and rules of evidence that apply in real property causes. It compiles leading cases and modern adaptations across law and equity, helping practitioners navigate titles, boundaries, trusts, and statutory changes.
- Learn how the old and new systems compare in real property trials.
- See how courts treat separate estates, dower, and the rights of spouses.
- Follow how pleading, evidence, and jurisdiction adapt under blended code procedure.
- Gain guidance on applying landmark cases to current litigation and practice.
Ideal for attorneys, judges, and students seeking a clear, practical view of real property litigation and its evolving rules.