Sealed and Delivered¶
Sérafin, S. (2020). Sealed and Delivered: A Theory of Unilateral Transfer at Common Law. Alberta Law Review, 57(4), 927-960.
Cited by¶
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Primes¶
- Custody Transfer
- An exchange is reciprocal — two transfers paired with mutual conditionality — while custody transfer is unidirectional, and many transfers are not exchanges at all, such as gifts, bequests, and shift changes.
This sourceArgues that deeds and gifts operate as unilateral transfers — executed conveyances of rights from one party to another — distinct from consideration-based, reciprocal exchange, supporting the contrast between one-way custody transfers (gifts, bequests, shift changes) and bilateral exchange.
- An exchange is reciprocal — two transfers paired with mutual conditionality — while custody transfer is unidirectional, and many transfers are not exchanges at all, such as gifts, bequests, and shift changes.
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