Enforcement of Third Party Rights in Queensland Pursuant to Property Law Act 1974 (Qld), s55

third party's protest on enforcement proceedings in comparison with third party’s objection to judgment

the protest of a third party generally involves three categories of actions: tierce opposition; third party's declaration; and third person's protest such as mentioned in fifth section of civil judgment enforcement act. therefore, there are some differences between third party's opposition to a judgment and third person's protest to enforcement proceedings in regard of conce...

Report on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in third countries

The Enforcement of Contracts and Property Rights: Constitutive versus Epiphenomenal Conceptions of Law

By what means are property rights sustained and contracts enforced? The purpose of this paper is to consider the role and ontological status of law and legal systems in modern, complex socio-economic systems. Are such laws mere reflections of other socio-economic relationships between individuals or social classes, or is law itself a part of the underlying socio-economic reality? This enquiry r...

Third-Party Appeal Rights: Past and Future

The first comprehensive town planning legislation in Australia was enacted by the Western Australian Parliament in 1929. This followed a number of events in Australia to showcase the benefits of town planning, from 1914, onwards. They included an Australasian town planning tour by Charles Reade on behalf of the Garden Cities and Town Planning Association of Great Britain, in 1914 -1915, after w...

Enforcement of property rights in a barter economy

If property rights to consumption goods are insecure, the incentives to trade in a barter economy are reshaped. In a pure exchange economy, we examine the case where two contestable consumption goods are vital to two agents and initial endowments follow a binary distribution. In line with the existing literature, we examine in a two–stage game how the equilibrium security of claims to property ...