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Restrictive Covenants in Xanadu
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Ferris, Graham
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Criminology and Criminal Justice
/ Ethics
/ Historical analysis
/ Law
/ Law and Criminology
/ Legal History
/ Leisure
/ Philosophy of Law
/ Resorts & spas
/ Restrictive covenants
/ Theories of Law
/ Urban areas
/ Urban development
2012
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Restrictive Covenants in Xanadu
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Ferris, Graham
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Criminology and Criminal Justice
/ Ethics
/ Historical analysis
/ Law
/ Law and Criminology
/ Legal History
/ Leisure
/ Philosophy of Law
/ Resorts & spas
/ Restrictive covenants
/ Theories of Law
/ Urban areas
/ Urban development
2012
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Restrictive Covenants in Xanadu
2012
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Overview
Legal scholarship is naturally inclined towards explanations and justifications of contemporary law. In the case of restrictive covenants and building schemes this has led to a distorted perception of the historical record, as revealed in recorded case reports dating from the nineteenth century. It is argued that the restrictive covenant had its historical genesis not in a response to industrialisation and mass urbanisation, but in the developments of resort towns in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, as a response to the needs of land developers. Furthermore, it is argued that a better historical understanding of these origins illuminates contemporary problems concerned with the adaptability of law and the potential roles of law in development.
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Springer Netherlands,Springer Nature B.V
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