Jeremiah Dyke

Introduction
The purpose of this article is to survey the question of property rights within the framework of conjoined twins. The questions entertained include: who owns the body if it is under the control of two wills? Is it even intelligible to consider property under duel ownership of two wills? Are there limits of a dominant twin based on the demands of the other twin? Could one twin commit a crime while the other was innocent? What, if any, are the limits of restitution and punishment regarding conjoined twins? Could one twin legally end his life if it meant the end of both of their lives? Could one twin enter into a contract without the consent of the other.

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