Property on Trial
Property on Trial: Cases in Context
James Muir, Eric Tucker and Bruce Ziff, Editors
Table of Contents
James Muir, Introduction
Bruce Ziff, The Law of Capture, Newfoundland Style
Eric H. Reiter, Nuisance and Neighbourhood in Late Nineteenth-Century Montreal: Drysdale v Dugas in Its Contexts
Jamie Benidickson, KVP: Ontario’s Riparian Resurrection
Philip Girard, Cottages, Covenants and the Cold War: Galbraith v Madawaska Club
Vanessa Gruben, Angela Cameron and Angela Chaisson, “The courts have turned women into slaves for the men of this world”: Irene Murdoch’s Quest for Justice
Eran Kaplinsky, The Zoroastrian Temple in Toronto: A Case Study in Land Use Regulation, Canadian Style
Jim Phillips and Jeremy Martin, Manitoba Fisheries v. The Queen: The Origins of Canada’s De Facto Expropriation Doctrine
Eric Tucker, The Malling of Property Law?: The Toronto Eaton Centre Cases, 1984-1987 and the Right to Exclude
Margaret McCallum, Morgan and Jacobson v. Attorney General for Prince Edward Island
C. Ian Kyer,Reginav. Stewart: Is Information Property?
Nicholas Blomley, Begging to differ: Panhandling, Public Space, and Municipal Property
Patricia L. Farnese, Pirate or Prophet? Monsanto Canada Inc. v Schmeiser
Douglas C. Harris, A Railway, a City, and the Public Regulation of Private Property: CPR v City of Vancouver
Mary Jane Mossman, Afterword–Private Property and the Public Interest: (Re)Telling the Stories of Principles, Places and Parties