ABSTRACT
This comment on Professor Weinrib’s Reciprocal Freedom: Private Law and Public Right focuses on two intersections between private right and public right: (1) permissions to use another’s property in circumstances of necessity, (2) distributive justice. My overall claim is that the boundaries Weinrib deftly articulates between private right and public right should not be drawn exactly as Reciprocal Freedom maintains.
Steel, Sandy, Private Right and Public Right (June 1, 2024), (2025) Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence (forthcoming).
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