Chapter 3 - Private Property, The Right to Exclude, and Public Spaces: Shopping Centres Flashcards

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True or false, a leased property includes a right to exclude?

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True

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What is the Significance of Harrison v Carswell?

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Established that commercial property owners had a right to exclude that could be invoked at any time against any of its customers

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This case resulted in legislative backlash that protected protesters on privately held land “to which a member of the public ordinarily has access”

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Harrison v Carswell

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Harrison v Carswell’s dissenting judge cited this case as a point of differentiation becasue…

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Peters, because that case was about consumer rights as opposed to labor rights

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This Act would have an affect upon youth and minority groups, to the concern of proponents of progressive and subversive property theory

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The Trespass to Property Act

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The ruling of Harrison v Carswell has not been tested against this scenario

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Protesters on private residential land

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