Jeremy Bentham and the Real Property Commission of 1828*: Mary Sokol

Utilitas 4 (2):225-245 (1992)
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Abstract

In February 1828 a Royal Commission was appointed to examine the law of Real Property of England and Wales. The Commission sat for four years and examined a vast amount of material, recommended certain changes in the law, and drafted several bills for consideration by parliament. Four massive reports were eventually presented to parliament in May 1829, June 1830, May 1832, and lastly in April 1833. As a result parliament enacted a limited number of piecemeal reforms, but did not attempt a major revision of the law.

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