The Law of Real Property

The Law of Real Property governs rights and interests in land and buildings. It covers ownership, usage, and transfer of real estate. Key concepts include ownership rights (like freehold and leasehold), property taxes, and zoning regulations. Real property law ensures that transactions, such as buying or selling property, are conducted legally, protecting both buyers and sellers. It also addresses issues like easements (rights to use someone else’s land) and landlord-tenant relationships, ensuring fair dealings and outlining responsibilities. Overall, it provides a framework for managing and resolving disputes related to property.