Intro Materials Flashcards
1
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Underlying Principles of Property
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First possession, encourage labor, maximize happiness, democracy and personal development
2
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Rule of capture
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Actual possession of animal is necessary
3
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Correlative rights
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Take only as much is necessary in connection to land from which it is taken (proportional to land)
4
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Doctrine of discovery
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Legal justification for colonization of land not inhabited by Christians (Johnson v. Mc’Intosh)
5
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Intellectual property policy arguments
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For protection: integrity in market, taking something that feels like identity, diluted value for original
Against protection: brightline rule, prices will go down, encourage competition, ideas are derivative