With CEB’s Real Property content, you can: 

• Draft the necessary documents to create or terminate a residential tenancy
• Successfully navigate purchase and sale agreements for residential and commercial properties
• Understanding how and when to pursue various real property remedies, including judicial partition or the recording of a lis pendens
• Use a trustee sale to enforce an obligation secured by a mortgage or deed of trust
• Draft construction contracts for private and public works, and seek remedies and damages in the event of breach
• Draft, coordinate, and interpret exculpation and indemnification provisions for commercial and office leases
• Litigate easement or neighbor disputes, including right of access and encroachment issues
• Evaluate whether an EIR project description complies with the appropriate technical requirements under CEQA
• Obtain vested rights for a land use project looking to proceed with development without complying with newly enacted land use regulations
• Understand how the Subdivision Map Act fits into California’s comprehensive framework of land use regulation

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Practice Guides

Rely on CEB’s expert community of contributing judges and lawyers to frame and organize the legal issues for you before you dive into case law research or start drafting. The most trusted and comprehensive California-specific practice guides available. 

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Select Forms

Jump-start your drafting with select forms, available as part of many CEB practice guides. 

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Primary Law

Leverage our best-in-class legal search to find the most relevant content, fast. Narrow your results with advanced filters, including court, cause of action, procedural posture, and disposition. Coverage includes California Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and U.S. Supreme Court case law, as well as the California Codes and California Constitution.  

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TrueCite®

Is that case still good? Find out at a glance. Color-coded treatment flags let you know immediately whether a case has negative history and which subsequent decision is responsible for the most critical treatment.  

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