Property Law governs the ownership, use, and transfer of property, both tangible and intangible. It covers a wide range of legal issues, including real estate transactions, landlord-tenant disputes, property development, and zoning regulations. Property law defines the legal rights and responsibilities of owners regarding the acquisition, control, and disposal of property, ensuring clarity in dealings such as buying, selling, or leasing land or buildings. It also deals with issues like easements, covenants, and land use restrictions, which regulate how property can be used and developed.

In addition to real estate, property law also includes intellectual property, personal property, and estates. It provides the legal framework for resolving disputes related to property boundaries, ownership rights, and inheritance. Property law ensures the protection of owners’ interests while balancing these rights with public needs, such as through eminent domain or environmental regulations. By establishing clear rules for ownership and usage, property law helps maintain order in economic transactions and personal dealings related to property.

Examples of Property offense

• Real Estate Transactions
• Landlord-Tenant Laws
• Zoning and Land Use Regulations
• Eminent Domain
• Adverse Possession