Modern Studies in Property Law, Volume 10

Ben McFarlane is Professor of Law at University College London.Sinéad Agnew is Lecturer in Property Law at University College London.

• PART IMODERN CHALLENGES IN PROPERTY LAW1. Technology in Property: Putting You All on Notice Dame Elizabeth Gloster2. Restating the Architecture of Property Henry E Smith3. ‘Judges are Human, Not Many People Know That’: The Travails of the First Instance Judge Her Honour Judge Karen Walden-SmithPART IIPROPERTY: DEFINITION AND PROTECTION4. Defending Property: Self-help Remedies, the Use of Force, and the Concept of a Property Right Robin Hickey5. The Essence of Private Nuisance Donal Nolan6. Redrawing the Law’s Definition of Property in the Light of Contemporary Use of Urban Surfaces Sue Farran7. Corporate Shares as Shares Larissa Katz8. The Proprietary Nature of Title-based Financing Interests Magda RaczynskaPART IIILAND: RELATIONSHIPS AND REGULATION9. Remedies for Breaches of Rights to Light: Averting a Tragedy of the Anticommons Craig Rotherham10. Re-evaluating Recreational Easements – New Norms for the Twenty-First Century? Susan Pascoe11. The Recognition of Covenants in Gross in New Zealand: A Dangerous Advancement? Ben France-Hudson12. Security of Tenure in the Private Rented Sector in England: Balancing the Competing Property Rights of Landlords and Tenants Emily Walsh13. Long Leases and Affordable Housing: A Comparative Analysis of French and English Law Fabiana Bettini14. How is the Fit? The Regulation of Mortgages as Enduring Property Relationships Sarah NieldPART IVLAND REGISTRATION: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS15. Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China Lu Xu16. Death, Lies, and Land Registration Siôn Hudson and Brian SloanPART VTRUSTS: NATURE AND OPERATION17. The Paradox of the Equitable Proprietary Claim Sinéad Agnew and Ben McFarlane18. ‘So How Should I Presume?’: Loan, Resulting Trust, or Discharge of a Prior Obligation John Mee19. Trusts and Legal Transplants: Lessons from JapanJames C Fisher