Scholarship

Julia Mahoney

The Illusion of Perpetuity and the Preservation of Privately-Owned Lands

Julia D. Mahoney

PUBLISHER

Natural Resources Journal

DATE

2004

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Julia D. Mahoney

Citation

Julia D. Mahoney, The Illusion of Perpetuity and the Preservation of Privately-Owned Lands, 44 Natural Resources Journal 573-599 (2004).

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