The most pressing problem facing commercial lawyers today is explaining the incidence of proprietary interests in personal property. This book provides a broad overview of the subject. It surveys the enormous range of possibilities and attempts to distill the patterns and approaches evident in the relevant legal analysis. The resulting overview provides a more theoretically rigorous and analytical framework of proprietary interests in personal property.

The second edition of Sarah Worthington's Equity sets out the basic principles of equity, illustrated by both historical and contemporary examples of their operation. The book describes equity's role in creating different rights and obligations, remedies, and procedures from those provided by the common law itself.

Personal Property law is probably the most important and yet the most neglected and least understood aspect of English law. Historically, Personal Property law was neglected because it was commonly, but misleadingly, regarded as belonging to a number of entirely separate legal categories. The recent growth of specialist literature in this area is indicative of the increasing awareness of the importance of personal property law by practitioners. Personal Property: Text and Materials addresses the problem of the near invisibility of personal property law within the law curriculum by producing...

Written by leading experts, this book offers unique coverage of the most difficult and pressing concerns within commercial remedies.