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New perspectives on property law, human rights and the family home

Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: London Cavendish 2003Description: xvi, 334p. 24cmISBN:
  • 1859418430
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 346.4204
  • 346.04
Contents:
Equity, individualisation and social justice: towards a new law of the home
Family law and property law: competing spheres in the regulation of the family home
Rights in the family home - time for a conceptual revolution
Rethinking Rosset from a human rights perspective
A leonine partnership: marriage, undue influence and the family home
Land law and the creation of disability
The valuation of co-owners' interests in capital and means-tested benefits: half the value or the value of half?
Human rights and obligations of confidentiality in the private sphere: "A v B plc" in the Court of Appeal
State intervention and private property rights in Victorian England
Missed or misguide? Formality, land contracts and the Statute of Frauds
Looking at covenants positively, for a change
How poor law rights were lost but Victorian values survived: a reconsideration of some of the hidden values of welfare provision
Property and obligations: continental and comparative perspectives
Rapporteur's overview: differentiation in property law
Summary: This collection of essays considers the fundamental concepts of property and obligation in law. The essays are divided into three sections: property and obligations in relation to the family home; communities, human rights and the built environment; and historical and contextual perspectives on private property rights.
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Equity, individualisation and social justice: towards a new law of the home

Family law and property law: competing spheres in the regulation of the family home

Rights in the family home - time for a conceptual revolution

Rethinking Rosset from a human rights perspective

A leonine partnership: marriage, undue influence and the family home

Land law and the creation of disability

The valuation of co-owners' interests in capital and means-tested benefits: half the value or the value of half?

Human rights and obligations of confidentiality in the private sphere: "A v B plc" in the Court of Appeal

State intervention and private property rights in Victorian England

Missed or misguide? Formality, land contracts and the Statute of Frauds

Looking at covenants positively, for a change

How poor law rights were lost but Victorian values survived: a reconsideration of some of the hidden values of welfare provision

Property and obligations: continental and comparative perspectives

Rapporteur's overview: differentiation in property law

This collection of essays considers the fundamental concepts of property and obligation in law. The essays are divided into three sections: property and obligations in relation to the family home; communities, human rights and the built environment; and historical and contextual perspectives on private property rights.