Add to ORKGAlthough it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owners to make efficient long term investments in their property, time limits on property rights are pervasive in the law. This paper provides an economic justification for such limits by arguing that they actually enhance property values in the presence of various sorts of market failure. The analysis offers a coherent approach for understanding what otherwise appear to be unrelated doctrines in the law
This paper examines the channels through which alternative property rights institutions affect inves...
Property Rules, as famously described by Calabresi and Melamed, are remedial rules that place a proh...
This Article builds on the literature generated by Calabresi and Melamed’s framework for protecting ...
Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owners to make ...
Abstract: Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owne...
Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owners to make ...
The fee simple is often defined as an estate or interest of potentially infinite duration. This wa...
This article discusses the relationship between economic development and one aspect of property righ...
This paper explores the emergence of perpetual property in a number of discrete areas of property la...
Time plays a key role in this book. The last two chapters discussed two reasons why time matters to ...
Prof. Marla Mansfield, Professor of Law and NELPI Fellow The University of Tulsa College of Law, dis...
Existing literature on property rights stresses the effect that distortions in future investment de...
This article adopts a definition of property rights from legal scholarship: A property right (in con...
This Article deals with time in two separate senses. In one sense, it is about how the categorical n...
Redemption laws give mortgagors the right to redeem their property following default for a statutori...
This paper examines the channels through which alternative property rights institutions affect inves...
Property Rules, as famously described by Calabresi and Melamed, are remedial rules that place a proh...
This Article builds on the literature generated by Calabresi and Melamed’s framework for protecting ...
Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owners to make ...
Abstract: Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owne...
Although it is axiomatic that property rights of infinite duration are necessary for owners to make ...
The fee simple is often defined as an estate or interest of potentially infinite duration. This wa...
This article discusses the relationship between economic development and one aspect of property righ...
This paper explores the emergence of perpetual property in a number of discrete areas of property la...
Time plays a key role in this book. The last two chapters discussed two reasons why time matters to ...
Prof. Marla Mansfield, Professor of Law and NELPI Fellow The University of Tulsa College of Law, dis...
Existing literature on property rights stresses the effect that distortions in future investment de...
This article adopts a definition of property rights from legal scholarship: A property right (in con...
This Article deals with time in two separate senses. In one sense, it is about how the categorical n...
Redemption laws give mortgagors the right to redeem their property following default for a statutori...
This paper examines the channels through which alternative property rights institutions affect inves...
Property Rules, as famously described by Calabresi and Melamed, are remedial rules that place a proh...
This Article builds on the literature generated by Calabresi and Melamed’s framework for protecting ...