The Right to Property in Commonwealth Constitutions

Focusing on constitutional rights to property in Commonwealth countries, this book explores key issues such as the definitions of "property" and concepts of "adequate" or "fair" compensation. It highlights the role of comparative law in judicial decisions while addressing the scarcity of literature on this topic. Additionally, the work delves into the historical context of the British constitution and colonial influences. Its practical and theoretical insights make it valuable for both academic and practicing lawyers.