The most pressing problem facing commercial lawyers today is explaining the incidence of proprietary interests in personal property. This book provides a broad overview of the subject. It surveys the enormous range of possibilities and attempts to distill the patterns and approaches evident in the relevant legal analysis. The resulting overview provides a more theoretically rigorous and analytical framework of proprietary interests in personal property.
J. E Penner
Christopher T. Fleming
Claire Finkelstein, Derek Gillman, and Frederik Rosén
Bart J. Wilson
Bart J. Wilson
Sandra F. Joireman
The most pressing problem facing commercial lawyers today is explaining the incidence of proprietary interests in personal property. This book provides a broad overview of the subject. It surveys the enormous range of possibilities and attempts to distill the patterns and approaches evident in the relevant legal analysis. The resulting overview provides a more theoretically rigorous and analytical framework of proprietary interests in personal property.
J. E Penner
Christopher T. Fleming
Claire Finkelstein, Derek Gillman, and Frederik Rosén
Bart J. Wilson
Bart J. Wilson
Sandra F. Joireman
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