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Treaties and Constitutional Law: Property Interferences and Due Process of Law offers a detailed exploration of the intricate balance between property rights, international treaties, and constitutional safeguards. This book delves into how global and domestic legal frameworks address property interferences while ensuring due process of law. It examines critical issues such as compensation, public purpose, and judicial scrutiny, supported by landmark cases and comparative analyses. With its blend of theory and practice, this work is an essential guide for legal professionals, policymakers, and scholars seeking a deeper understanding of property law in the context of evolving constitutional and international norms.