The Stanley Cup Case Study: Changes in the Practice and Pedagogy of Property Law

(2008) 2 Canadian Legal Education Annual Review 61

34 Pages Posted: 6 Oct 2013

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Jeremy de Beer

University of Ottawa - Common Law Section

Date Written: 2008

Abstract

This article examines the legal issues that arose when the Stanley Cup was not awarded one year because of a labour dispute between the National Hockey League and its players. It traces the history of the Stanley Cup Trust, and describes the events surrounding the 2004-2005 lockout, including a lawsuit over ownership of the Cup. The Stanley Cup case study is a rich resource for teachers of property law. Various strategies for covering the case study inside and outside of the classroom are discussed and analyzed.

Keywords: Stanley Cup, legal issues, law, labour dispute, National Hockey League, NHL, players, Stanley Cup trust, lockout, 2004, 2005, lawsuit, ownership, property law

Suggested Citation

de Beer, Jeremy, The Stanley Cup Case Study: Changes in the Practice and Pedagogy of Property Law (2008). (2008) 2 Canadian Legal Education Annual Review 61, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2336228

Jeremy De Beer (Contact Author)

University of Ottawa - Common Law Section ( email )

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