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Property and protection : legal rights and restrictions : essays in honour of Brian W. Harvey /
"This collection of essays is dedicated to Brian Harvey, the retired Professor of Property Law at the University of Birmingham. The contributions reflect his eclectic interests and bring new insights to issues of property law, both real and personal, consumer protection, auction sales and tax....
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oxford ; Portland, Or. :
Hart Pub.,
2000.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Half Title Page; Half Title verso; Title Page; Title verso; Brian Wilberforce Harvey; Contents; Table of Cases; Notes on Contributors; Introduction; 1. Bad Apples and Blighted Windfalls: Finding, Bailment and the Fruits of Crime; A. Introduction; B. The Flack Decision; C. The Manifest Intention Test: Up But Not Down?; D. Occupation, Possession and Bailment; E. Projecting the Title Beyond Possession; F. Conclusion; 2. Property and Public Protest; Private Property and the Interests of the General Public.
- Adapting Private-Property Rules to Give Effect to Public Interests: Grants, Fictions, and the Existence of Rights of Way and Village GreensProperty Held by Public Authorities: An Administrative Law of Property; Subjecting Property Rights to Human Rights: The Human Rights Act 1998; Highways, Public-Law Rights, and the Private-Law Rights of Landowners; Conclusion; 3. ""Education, Education, Education"": Commodity for Sale or Property Right?; Introduction; Three Myths of Personal Property Law; Property Rights and Pragmatism; The Right to Education in International Law.
- The Right to Education in English LawEducational Negligence; The Rights of the Child; 4. Compensation, Restitution and Human Rights in Post-Communist Europe; Introduction; The Extent of the Protection for Personal Interests; Constraints on Restitution; Conclusion; 5. The ""Prerogative Property"" Basis of the English Game Law System: Fact or Fiction?; (1) Introduction; (2) The Property Qualification to Take the Game; (3) A Royal Game Prerogative?
- An American View in Context; (4) Blackstonian Game Prerogative Theory and the Question of Property in Wild Animals.
- (5) Blackstone''s Thesis Revisited(6) Conclusion; 6. An Irish Perspective on Protecting a Non-owning Spouse in the Home; Matrimonial Homes in England and Wales; Family Homes in the Republic of Ireland; Matrimonial Homes in Northern Ireland; Conclusion; 7. Monied Might or Social Justice? Mortgage Repossessions and the Protection of Occupiers; The Legal Background; Parliamentary Reform; The Administration of Justice Acts; Co-ownership; Conclusions; 8. Is Justice a Priority in Priorities? Law Reform and the Re-Introduction of Morality to Registered Conveyancing.
- Overreaching and the Rights of Beneficiaries in Actual Occupation of LaneActual Notice and Priority Over Unprotected Minor Interests; 9. Co-ownership of Property, Valuation, vires and Entitlement to Means-tested Benefits; Introduction; The Position Before Palfrey; The Decision in ''Chief Adjudication Officer v. Palfrey''; The Post-Palfrey Amendment and the Ultra Vires Challenge in Tucker; The Position Since Tucker; Valuation: A Comparison with Inheritance Tax; Conclusion; 10. The Impact of the European Community on the UK Consumer; European Consumer Protection Policy; Contract Law; Tort.