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>UCL Faculty of Laws is pleased to announce
>The Society of Legal Scholars 2012 Annual Seminar
>organised by
>Professor James Penner (UCL) &
>Professor Henry Smith (Harvard)
>
>
>The Philosophical Foundations
>of Property Law
>
>Friday 11 & 12 May 2012
>at the UCL Faculty of Laws
>
>This conference is accredited with 12 CPD hours by the Solicitors
>Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board . Our course provider
>reference for the SRA is IU/UCL.
>
>About the conference:
>The philosophical consideration of property concepts has long featured
>in political and moral philosophy, but there has been a relative absence
>of serious philosophical attention paid to the various doctrines that
>shape the actual law of property, a situation in marked contrast to the
>rich philosophical literatures which attend to specific features of the
>law of contract or the law of torts. The papers in this seminar are a
>first step towards filling this gap in the philosophical analysis of
>private law.
>
>See the full programme, biographies and abstracts of the cases to be
>discussed at:
>http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/conferences/pfpl
>
>A paper bank of the conference papers will also be available to
>delegates from the conference website.
>
>
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