Property and Protection

Peter Cook is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Birmingham. Peter Cook is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Birmingham.

Bad apples and blighted windfalls - finding, bailment and the fruits of crime, Norman Palmer; property and public protest, David Feldman; "education, education, education" - commodity for sale or property right?, Tim Kaye; compensation, restitution and human rights in post-communist Europe, Jeremy McBride; the "prerogative property" basis of the English game law system - fact or fiction?, Peter Cook; an Irish perspective on protecting a non-owning spouse in the home, J.C.W. Wylie; monied might or social injustice? - mortgage repossessions and the protection of occupiers?, M.P. Thompson; is justice a priority in priorities? - law reform and the re-introduction of morality to registered conveyancing, John Stevens; co-ownership of property, valuation, "vires" and entitlement to means-tested benefits, Nick Wikeley; the impact of the European Community on the UK consumer, Deborah L. Parry; consumer protection in private international law, Jonathan Harris; tax avoidance - illegal, immoral or fattening?, David Salter; a nod and a wink - the problem of disappointed buyers at auction, Frank Meisel; the eclectic legal career of Brian Harvey - the law as it relates to violin commerce, Carla J. Shapreau.