Rethinking how fishery allocations are awarded

The High Court has ruled that fishery allocations are possessions but fish stocks are not. The decision is likely to favour those who would like to see radical changes to fishery practices and may affect other policy areas

by Richard Macrory
Richard Macrory, professor of environmental law, University College London
Richard Macrory, professor of environmental law, University College London

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