The purpose of this practical work is to help property litigators plead property cases. For the more experienced, the book will assist by explaining how and why pleadings are drawn and the principles of how to draw them in a particular case. For the less experienced and for those who may find it more convenient to instruct counsel to settle pleadings, this book will provide a useful understanding of the process of pleading. Key contents: - The principles of pleading property cases - Landlord and Tenant possession claims - Mortgage possession claims - Adjoining owner possession claims - Claims in debt - Claims in damages - Claims in equitable relief - Property professional negligence - Property claims resulting from insolvency. An important practical work for the library of all solicitors, barristers and other professionals dealing with property litigation.