Through a Colored Looking Glass: A View of Judicial Partition, Family Land Loss, and Rule Setting

Phyliss V. Craig-Taylor

Through a Colored Looking Glass: A View of Judicial Partition, Family Land Loss, and Rule Setting

Phyliss V. Craig-Taylor

North Carolina Central University School of Law

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Original language	American English
Journal	Washington University Law Quarterly
Volume	78
State	Published - 2000

Disciplines

Law
Law and Race
Property Law and Real Estate

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