Animal Law Review
First Page
63
Abstract
Were animals as personalty appreciated in their fundamental distinctions from other personal properties, the law might be able to fashion a more sophisticated set of legal responsibilities for, and rewards of, such ownership. As evidence doctrines on character and propensity expand and contract to address boundaries for these concepts, a fuller potential for property law may be effectively promoted as a result.
Recommended Citation
Geordie Duckler,
On Redefining The Boundaries of Animal Ownership: Burdens and Benefits of Evidencing Animals' Personalities,
10
Animal L. Rev.
63
(2004).
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https://lawcommons.lclark.edu/alr/vol10/iss1/5