Who owns the family silver now?

Language: English Series: Times ; 19 October 1991, 14(1)Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses attempts to abolish the ancient law of `market overt` whereby a buyer acquires ownership of property even if the item has been stolen.

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Discusses attempts to abolish the ancient law of `market overt` whereby a buyer acquires ownership of property even if the item has been stolen.

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