Property and the Constitution

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This book started out as two unrelated papers that I had to write for two conferences in 2010, namely the South African Property Law Teachers 25th annual meeting, presented as an International Property Law Conference by the University of South Africa on 27-29 October 2010, and the International Conference on Development, Pluralism and Access to Resources, presented by the University of Cape Town on 24-26 November 2010.Since I was working on these papers during a research visit to Germany from July to September 2010, reading sources on constitutional property, I decided to link up the two papers and focus on common themes from the sources I had been reading, with a view to publishing them together as one journal article.The examples I refer to often relate to neighbour law because at the time I was also finalising the manuscript of a book on neighbour law (since published as part of Juta's Property Law Library, AJ van der Walt The law of neighbours (2010)).The combined article became much longer than I anticipated and, after discussions with Danie Brand, who kindly read and commented on a much earlier version of the manuscript, ended up as this monograph.

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