Doctrine, justice, and home-sharing.
Examines aspects of contemporary English doctrine in the light of applied property theory. Two problems of home-sharing which the law must address; Invocation of three doctrinal streams of case-law when statute is silent; Proposed approach that reverses the usual approach; Sound 'property-specific...
| Published in: | Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Vol. 19; no. 3; pp. 421 - 453 |
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Oxford University Press / USA
Autumn99
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| Summary: | Examines aspects of contemporary English doctrine in the light of applied property theory. Two problems of home-sharing which the law must address; Invocation of three doctrinal streams of case-law when statute is silent; Proposed approach that reverses the usual approach; Sound 'property-specific justice reasons' relevant to the home-sharing problems that are asked for in the proposed approach. |
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