News of Property Law

Makes absolutely no sense to me? Why? Believe it or not, even China & UAE have heavy regulations and restrictions.

Here is a quote on China for investment

"China’s Foreign Investment Catalogue delineates sectors in which foreign investment is encouraged, permitted, restricted, and prohibited, as well as such specific restrictions as caps on foreign ownership and permissible types of investment. Investors face regulatory non-transparency, complex and inconsistently enforced laws and regulations, weak protection of intellectual ...

g) A resource that has common property rights is
1)owned by someone
2)underutilized
3)treated as though it has a price of zero
4)one that benefits everyone equally
5)one that has no marginal benefit



h) Steve and Don are neighbours who work at the same firm and hold the same title. Steve finds that when Don's consumption rises, he feels worse off. Don feels the same way towards Steve's consumption.

To avoid working all day and ...

imagine yourself in a church. you take your seat, then a person approaches you and says, "that's my seat." do you leave and give way? in a restaurant, perhaps it's a rule that once you took a table and ordered, it's "your seat." how about in other public places? like churches, park benches, etc? when exactly is a seat somebody else's? if a person leaves a public seat (like in a church) then comes back ...

There are some old apartment blocks near my city. These apartment blocks are probably going to make way for newer developments in the future, but I'm thinking about buying one for investment purposes.

However, what is the procedure for when an apartment block gets knocked. With a house, it's easy, the owner decides to knock it down and then build a new one on there.

Wtih apartment blocks, there could be hundreds of owners. What ...

Texas is unique in that its marital property rights are constitutionally based. Article 15 Section 16 of the Texas Constitution defines separate and community property, and the Texas Family Code also provides guidance as to the differences between separate and community property.

Texas Family Code Section 3.002 defines community property as the property, other than separate property, acquired by either spouse during marriage. This naturally raises the question: what is separate property?

According to Texas ...

If my family owned a small apartment that we let out, but we decided to sell it in order to buy another place to do up, do we need to tell the real estate agent that there has been some paranormal activity there under stigmatized property laws?

Nothing special. Nobody has ever died there, and nothing horrible has ever happened there, but there have been strange sounds and two or three times things have been ...

"Islamic law does not, of course, accept that men and women have equal rights. Sharia courts in Britain have already judged that a man may have up to four wives at any one time; that a wife has no property rights in the event of divorce; that a woman may not leave her home without her husband's consent; and that a woman cannot marry without the presence and permission of a male guardian."

" In ...

My ex husband got a car loan then defaulted on it all BEFORE we got married. The collection agency served us the papers while we we married and we didn't do anything so they put the judgment in both our names. Now that we are divorced, I wanted to take my name off the judgment so my tax return doesn't go towards his debt. I live in Arizona and we have the community property law ...

Can somebody explain these modules?
Company Law
Comparative Law
Competition Law
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Employment Law
Environmental Law
Evidence
Family Law
Human Rights
Immigration and Race Relations
Intellectual Property Law
International Criminal Justice
International Trade Law
Landlord and Tenant
Legal History
Medical Law
Mooting
Public International Law
Remedies
Restitution
Sexuality and The Law
Sport, Law and Regulation
Telders/Jessups (International Law (Mooting))
Welfare Law.

What do they all mean?
Which one has the highest pay-grade? ...