TOWG won't replace local governmental units, although it might at some point develop a system to recognize and/or lend additional legitimacy to those local governments. It couldn't replace then altogether because your neighbor may elect not to be a citizen of TOWG.

Property rights are well established in Common Law and will be respected as a part the TOWG Charter/Constitution; However, it won't be TOWG's job to act as the sole enforcer of property rights. Ultimatly, such cases would be decided exactly as they are now: In the local courts, as established by the local Nationstate with rights of appeal to the next level of courts available when needed...

TOWG would just be an additional layer of judicial review available to those who are members/citizens in the organization.

Think of it as a form of binding arbitration. (Some thing between a lawsuit and a arms length negotiation).

Scott Evil