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Property
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PropertyProf Blog
Regulating Landlords and Tenants
By Chris Odinet
Moving on to the second afternoon panel, moderated by Susan Bright (Oxford), first up is Abigail Jackson (Birmingham). Her presentation, titled "Balancing Rights and Obligations: Change and Residential Tenancy Agreements…
PropertyProf Blog
Kids Learn the Darndest Things About Property Law
I am in recovery.Recovery from spending two back-to-back weekends chaperoning eight-year-old girl sleepovers.During the last weekend of April, I took my daughter and her Brownie Troop camping. Sure, thirteen little…
PropertyProf Blog
Fitzpatrick on Overlapping Property Regimes
By Chris Odinet
Daniel Fitzpatrick (Australian National University) has posted Fragmented Property Systems (University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law) on SSRN. Here's the abstract:This article considers fragmented property systems – the phenomenon…
PropertyProf Blog
Qiao on Chinese Property Law
Shitong Qiao (Hong Kong) has posted The Evolution of Chinese Property Law: Stick by Stick? (Book Chapter) on SSRN. Here's the abstract: Chinese land reform has managed to maintain and disintegrate…
PropertyProf Blog
Blockchain Mania and Keeping Track of Property Rights
By Chris Odinet
(Photo Credit: The Economist)It's safe to say that much of the Bitcoin mania has settled down over the last few years, but that doesn't mean that there's nothing more to…
PropertyProf Blog
McConnell & Goodrich on Church Property Disputes
Michael McConnell (Stanford) & Luke Goodrich (Utah) have posted On Resolving Church Property Disputes (Arizona Law Review) on SSRN. Here's the abstract:In recent decades, major religious denominations have experienced some of…
PropertyProf Blog
Property Lateral Moves
Over at The Faculty Lounge, Dan Filler has announced that Property Professors Thomas Mitchell and Lisa Alexander of the University of Wisconsin School of Law have accepted positions at Texas A&M…
PropertyProf Blog
Laddering Your Way to Possession
In 2014, Carol Rose (Yale/Arizona) wrote a book chapter that asserts possession, for legal purposes, means acting like an owner. Put another way, possession involves having the appearance to others…
PropertyProf Blog
ALPS Registration Extended
Our friends at Queen's University in Belfast have announced that they have extended the deadline to register for this year's ALPS (Association for Law, Property, and Society) conference until March…
Land Use Prof Blog
Land use articles posted to SSRN in December
Over the past few weeks, we have looked back at the entire year of land use scholarship; today, we turn to our usual first-of-the-month post highlighting those articles posted to…