Discusses, with reference to case law, the principles used to prevent the acquisition of property rights arising from a claimant's unlawful actions (ex turpi causa). Reviews the uncertain scope of the principles' content and application, and the extent to which they conflict with adverse possession and prescription. Considers the benefits of further clarification, the ways in which reforms might be introduced, and the potential obstacles
This article analyses the concept of the doctrine of adverse possession by comparing the legal posit...
This paper charts the progress of a complex possession action in the English county court. The case ...
Reform of the illegality defence in tort law was proposed by the Law Commission (England and Wales) ...
The maxim ex turpi causa non oritur actio (an action does not arise from a base cause) is premised o...
The law of adverse possession tends to be regarded as a quiet backwater. Both judicial opinions and ...
An appropriate basis for denying the recovery of damages in tort on the ground that the plaintiff ha...
This thesis examines the law's response to defective transfers and other misapplications of assets a...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession, as most people know, operates to extinguish the...
A proposition of law about the allocation of proprietary rights or about the objects of a proprietar...
The paper explores a problem thrown up by LRA 2002 Schedule 6 and the Act's provisions generally rel...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession has generated a lot of controversy over the last...
Occupation of land by a squatter in England is seen as a wrong, and the squatter a trespasser. This ...
This casenote examines the recent Court of Appeal ruling in R (on the application of Best) v Chief L...
Property law, like all law, is indeterminate. This means that ownership itself is indeterminate and ...
Property law, like all law, is indeterminate. This means that ownership itself is indeterminate and ...
This article analyses the concept of the doctrine of adverse possession by comparing the legal posit...
This paper charts the progress of a complex possession action in the English county court. The case ...
Reform of the illegality defence in tort law was proposed by the Law Commission (England and Wales) ...
The maxim ex turpi causa non oritur actio (an action does not arise from a base cause) is premised o...
The law of adverse possession tends to be regarded as a quiet backwater. Both judicial opinions and ...
An appropriate basis for denying the recovery of damages in tort on the ground that the plaintiff ha...
This thesis examines the law's response to defective transfers and other misapplications of assets a...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession, as most people know, operates to extinguish the...
A proposition of law about the allocation of proprietary rights or about the objects of a proprietar...
The paper explores a problem thrown up by LRA 2002 Schedule 6 and the Act's provisions generally rel...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession has generated a lot of controversy over the last...
Occupation of land by a squatter in England is seen as a wrong, and the squatter a trespasser. This ...
This casenote examines the recent Court of Appeal ruling in R (on the application of Best) v Chief L...
Property law, like all law, is indeterminate. This means that ownership itself is indeterminate and ...
Property law, like all law, is indeterminate. This means that ownership itself is indeterminate and ...
This article analyses the concept of the doctrine of adverse possession by comparing the legal posit...
This paper charts the progress of a complex possession action in the English county court. The case ...
Reform of the illegality defence in tort law was proposed by the Law Commission (England and Wales) ...