Jed Handelsman Shugerman, Fordham Law School, is publishing Removal of Context: Blackstone, Limited Monarchy, and the Limits of Unitary Originalism in volume 22 of the Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities (2022). Here...
Siddik Rabiyath, Department of Economics, University of Kerala; CESP, Jawaharlal Nehru University, has published The Compatibility of Absolute Property Right in Liberal State: A Critique of Locke and Blackstone. Here is the abstract. The...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter 31: Of Title by Bankruptcy This chapter is about how law makes bad things good. Bankruptcy turns bad behavior into personal renewal; unpaid...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter the Thirtieth. Of Title by Gift, Grant and Contract This chapter has a hard time separating fact from fiction. It’s sort of a...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter the Twenty-Ninth. Of Title by Succession, Marriage and Judgment. This chapter is about not being seen. Among the methods of acquiring property that...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter the Twenty-Eighth, Of Title by Custom. The quirky doctrines in this chapter muddle the line between animate and inanimate beings. Reading about old legal...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter 27. Of Title by Prerogative and Forfeiture This chapter is about hunting. Actually, it’s about not hunting, because the king outlawed it in order to...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter 26. Of Title to Things Personal by Occupancy. This chapter is about loss. Talk about entitlement to property usually focuses on how to...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second, Chapter the Twenty-Fifth. Of Property in Things Personal. The property in this chapter is always escaping. The objects of our desire are captured and subdued...
Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the Second. Chapter the twenty-fourth. Of Things Personal. Property is comedy in the Commentaries: it always ends well. But along the way there are problems and...
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