Property in the Margins (Paperback)

1 Property in a Transformative Setting I. Facing up to Social and Political Transformation II. Property Theory in a Time of Transformation 2 Property in the Centre: The Rights Paradigm I. Property in the Rights Paradigm II. Three Illustrations 3 Eviction in the Rights Paradigm I. The Right to Evict as an Incident of Ownership II. Eviction, Socio-Economic and Political Power III. The Eviction Challenge 4 Eviction in Landlord-Tenant Law I. Introduction II. Tenant Protection: A Comparative Overview III. Tenant Protection in South African Law IV. Conclusion 5. Eviction of Unlawful Occupiers I. Introduction II. Eviction of Politically Inspired Urban Squatters III. Anti-eviction Protection in South African Land Reform Law IV. Eviction of Gypsies or Travellers V. Conclusion 6 Limitations on Eviction in Other Contexts I. Introduction II. Acquisitive Prescription and Adverse Possession III. Public Access to Private Property IV. Significant Building Encroachments V. Weak Owners VI. Conclusions 7 Conclusions I. Property in the Context of Stability and Change II. Overview of Results III. Property in the Margins