todmann67 on Nostr: While a student in law school and as a practitioner thereafter, I noticed that over ...
While a student in law school and as a practitioner thereafter, I noticed that over the 20th century, property rights were slowly eroding through the rise of liability rules used in law. I wonder if there is a philosophical link between the shifting of protection of legal interests from property rules to liability rules and the rise of liability-money.
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