Property Panels at Legal History Conference

Later this month, I will be presenting a paper entitled "The Writ of Quare Impedit and the Development of English Property Law, 1180-1250," at the American Society for Legal History annual meeting in Tempe, Arizona.  In addition to my panel, "Legal Issues in Feudal Society," there are a number of other panels relating to property law, including "The Invention of Modern Anglo-American Intellectual Property Law" and "The Role of Land in National-Local Relations:  A Comparative Perspective."  The ASLH meeting is always an excellent forum to present work on property law (or any other subject) with a historical focus, although people tend to submit complete panels rather than individual papers.  This year's conference will be held Oct. 25-28; next year's will be held Nov. 13-16 in Ottawa, Ontario.  Watch for the Ottawa call for papers early next year.

Josh Tate

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