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10 Cards in this Set
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Up for grabs |
Res nullius |
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Custom provides that person who killed the whale owns it. |
Ghen v. Rich |
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Lured waterfowl is the property of the landowner, not person who shot them. |
Keeble v. Hickeringill |
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Possession requires 1) notice and 2) due diligence in acting to achieve full dominion and control over a resource. |
Eads v. Brazelton |
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Possession requires 1) intent to possess and 2) actual controlling or holding property |
Pierson v. Post |
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Split property because both had an interest - sell Barry Bonds' homerun ball and share proceeds |
Popov v. Hayashi |
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Finder has duties to true owner, but gets to keep possession of property against thief |
Armory v. Delamarie |
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Finder of chattel, though he does not acquire absolute property in it, has such property as will enable him to keep it against all but the rightful owner |
Clark v. Maloney |
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People are not as rational as homo economicus. People are lazy and make decisions reflexively, using heuristics. |
Tversky and Kahnemann |
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People are not as selfish as we think - people tend to prefer both themselves and others |
Carol Rose |
