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Biografisk notat
Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law and Harvey McGregor Fellow and Tang Lecturer at New College, Oxford University.I: The 'Propertiness' of Property
1. Recreational Property
Kevin Gray
2. Lighting the Way Ahead: The Use and Abuse of Property Rights
Paul S Davies
3. Water Matters: A Study of Water-Related Problems in Property Law
The Rt Hon Lady Justice Arden DBE
4. From Obligations to Proprietary Interests: A Critique of the Charging Orders System in England and Wales
David Capper, Heather Conway and Lisa Glennon
5. Clash of the Titans: Article 8, Occupiers and Their Home
Sarah Nield
II: Doctrinal Development of Property Rights
6. The Rise and Fall of the Implied Periodic Tenancy
Jill Morgan
7. A Longitudinal Analysis of the Mortgage Repossession Process 1995-2010: Stability, Regulation and Reform
Lisa Whitehouse
8. Proprietary Estoppel, Promises and Mistaken Belief
John Mee
III: Easements, Covenants and Public Rights of Way:
Scope and Reform
9. The Genetics of Appurtenant Interests
Elizabeth Cooke
10. Framework for Land Obligations: What Can be Learnt from the Scots Law of Real Burdens?
Lu Xu
11. The Consequences of Genetic Engineering: A Comment on Lu Xu's Chapter
Elizabeth Cooke
12. Prescription and User 'As of Right': Ripe for Wholesale Reform?
Rowena Meager
IV: Land Registration
13. Morality and the Mirror: The Normative Limits of the 'Principles of Land Registration'
Aruna Nair
14. Bijural Ambiguity and Values in Land Registration Systems
Matthew Harding and Robin Hickey
V: Theoretical Enquiries about Property
15. The Numerus Clausus Principle and Covenants Relating to Land
Ben McFarlane
16. Conversion of Contractual Rights
Amy Goymour
17. Intellectual Property and the Concept of Dematerialised Property
Andreas Rahmatian
Revised selection of the papers given at the unique 'Modern Studies in Property Law' conference which was held in March 2010 in Oxford.
Includes chapters written by distinguished experts in the field.
Covers a broad range of important contemporary topics.
An established forum for property lawyers from around the world to showcase current research.
The books in this series contain a collection of peer reviewed papers presented at the biennial Modern Studies in Property Law conferences. The conference and its published proceedings have become an established forum for property lawyers from around the world to showcase current research in the discipline.