Full Description
The Modern Studies in Property Law series is a collection of the papers given at the biennial conferences of the Centre for Property Law at the University of Reading. Volume II contains the proceedings from the conference in 2002,and includes a wide range of papers from both English and international speakers, covering many of the most topical issues within the law of property.
Contents
I. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS 1. The Diversification of Land Rights and its Implications for a New Land Law in South Africa Hanri Mostert 2. Protecting Social Participation Rights Within the Property Paradigm: A Critical Reappraisal Andre Van der Walt 3. Fiducia in an Emerging Economy Piotr Stec 4. The Autonomous Meaning of 'Possessions' under the European Convention on Human Rights Tom Allen II. LAND REGISTRATION 5. Registration of Title in England and Australia: A Theoretical and Comparative Analysis Pamela O'Connor 6. Making Sense of Section 26 of the Land Registration Act 2002 Graham Ferris III. EQUITY 7. Mortgages and Undue Influence Mark Thompson 8. Estoppel and Restitution: Drawing a Divide Nicholas Hopkins 9. Proprietary Estoppel and Formalities in Land Law and the Land Registration Act 2002 Martin Dixon 10. The Equitable Ownership of Shares Paul Eden 11. Northern Ireland: A Forgotten Jurisdiction. Falling Behind or Forging Ahead? Heather Conway and Sheena Grattan IV. LANDLORD AND TENANT 12. New Terms of New Lease: Principles of Leasehold Variation Warren Barr 13. The Child as Tenant: Rights and Responsibilities Jill Morgan 14. The 'Widows and Orphans' of Leasehold Reform Nicholas Roberts V. ENVIRONMENT AND NEIGHBOURS 15. The New Forest: Ancient Forest and Modern Playground Sarah Nield 16. Protected Area Values: National Parks and Public Land Ownership Christine Willmore 17. The Crichel Down Rules: Conduct or Misconduct in the Disposal of Public Lands? Roger Gibbard 18. Proprietarian Conceptions of Statutory Access Rights Scott Graham VI. KEYNOTE ADDRESS 19. Sharing Homes: Property and Status? Stuart Bridge
