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Its third report, on housing estates, has been submitted to Tony Blair, and will be published later this month.
(It's hard to tell which comes first as the ownership of many estates has been kept secret).
Hand in hand with the spread of new private estates has been the closure of public highways and public rights of way under an obscure piece of planning law, known as "stopping up orders".
"We are in a remarkable period of time at the moment," he said, because the tax exclusion on gifts and estates has been raised to $5 million from $1 million until the end of 2012.
Following the title of an important statute of the state of New York, another term, law of decedents' estates, has been gaining ground, as has the law of succession.
Looked at more widely, it helps to explain why the working-class culture of the Baltimore housing estates has been replaced by an economy that revolves around illegal drugs.
Taxes on wealth, particularly the capital-gains tax and the levy on estates, have been reduced.
There are many associated dock industries, including grain milling and edible-oil refining, and new industrial estates have been developed.
All land is essentially owned by the Tongan monarchy, but large estates have been divided among the country's nobles.
Significantly, Ferdinand's vindictive policies did not apply to Moravia, whose estates had been more cooperative during the Schmalkaldic War.
