NJREL Scope
National Journal of Real estate law involves anything dealing with real property (land). These laws are designed to determine who owns the land and the buildings on it, who has a right to possess and use land or buildings, the sale and purchase of real property, landlord and tenant issues, the development of the real property, and compliance with local, state, or national regulations affecting the use of the real property. An attorney practicing real estate law may focus on contractual issues by drafting and reviewing contracts; some real estate attorneys may be more focused on litigation issues, such as determining the ownership of land in court, challenging or enforcing easements, seeking to allow the specific development of the property, or trying to prevent or alter a planned development of the real property. In addition, an attorney practicing real estate law may focus on a specific type of real estate law or a related area of law, such as oil and gas or natural resources law.
Submission is Open for Volume 5, Issue 1, 2022
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