Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law
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Promoting ethnic diversity in public housing: Singapore and England compared
Edward Ti, Alvin SeeAlthough the Singapore model of ethnic integration through its public housing programme is well known, the formula for replicating its success elsewhere remains underexplored…
Regulating informal housing for the Syrian reconstruction. Between urban renewal and upgrading
Antonio-Martín Porras-GómezInformal housing stands out as a major challenge surrounding the massive reconstruction of Syrian cities, devastated by a bloody war and a terrible earthquake. The purpose of this…
Legal framework of sustainable construction procurement to prevent land degradation: comparison between Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand
Faizal Kurniawan, Xavier Nugraha, Julienna Hartono, Angelica Milano Aryani WibisonoThis paper aims to analyze regulation regarding sustainable construction procurement in Southeast Asia and provide a reconstruction of regulation regarding the sustainable…
Redeveloping the compact city: the challenges of strata collective sales
Hazel Easthope, Laura Crommelin, Charles Gillon, Simon Pinnegar, Kristian Ruming, Sha LiuHigh-density development requires large land parcels, but fragmented land ownership can impede redevelopment. While earlier compact city development in Sydney occurred on…
Quality standards for tribunal decision making in strata disputes
David D. Knoll A.M.This study aims to investigate Australian civil tribunal decisions to ascertain compliance with decisional quality standards in Australian law, with a particular focus on strata…
Conceptualizing condominium law and children: comparing the state of strata titles law in New South Wales and Singapore
Hang Wu TangThis paper aims to adopt a comparative method using case law, statutes and secondary literature across both jurisdictions. This paper also draws on various theories of property…
The “just and equitable” test in New Zealand’s strata law: reflections and lessons for other jurisdictions
Thomas GibbonsThe purpose of the paper is to examine the phrase “just and equitable”, and associated terminology, within New Zealand’s strata law, to inform other jurisdictions. In particular…
Condominiums facing delinquency: stringent remedies from a comparative perspective
Héctor Simón-MorenoWith the aim of monitoring the existing regulations that are applicable to community of owners facing delinquency, in view of the importance of this issue for the achievement of…
Self-governing organizations and culture: addressing condominium law developments in China
Lei ChenThis paper aims to unfold the intricate relations between private law design, the structure of organizations for collective action and cultural values and orientations that…
ISSN:
2514-9407Renamed from:
International Journal of Law in the Built EnvironmentOnline date, start – end:
2018Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Luke Bennett