The Constructive Trust In Singapore: Five Persistent Puzzles,
2010
Singapore Management University
The Constructive Trust In Singapore: Five Persistent Puzzles, Hang Wu Tang
Research Collection Yong Pung How School Of Law
This paper investigates some persistent difficulties surrounding the constructive trust. The five persistent puzzles relating to the constructive trust that are considered in this paper are: the terminology puzzle, the institutional and remedial puzzle, the explanatory puzzle, the bankruptcy puzzle and the Torrens puzzle. It is the author’s thesis that these five enduring puzzles must be addressed and ultimately unravelled in order to ensure the coherent development of the law in this area.
You Can Have It, But Can You Hold It?: Treating Domain Names As Tangible Property,
2010
University of Kentucky
You Can Have It, But Can You Hold It?: Treating Domain Names As Tangible Property, Daniel Hancock
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Third Time Is Not Always A Charm: The Troublesome Legacy Of A Dutch Art Dealer-The Limitation And Act Of State Defenses In Looted Art Cases,
2010
Stanford Law School
The Third Time Is Not Always A Charm: The Troublesome Legacy Of A Dutch Art Dealer-The Limitation And Act Of State Defenses In Looted Art Cases, Bert Demarsin
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Character Counts: The "Character Of The Government Action" In Regulatory Takings Actions,
2010
Touro Law Center
Character Counts: The "Character Of The Government Action" In Regulatory Takings Actions, Michael Lewyn
Scholarly Works
No abstract provided.
