Hi All, I am using a generic Bindinglist . The class type of the objects in the generic list is derived from a base class. This baseclass implements three properties of the base interface. The derived class implements two more properties from the derived interface which inherits from the base interface. These objects are added to a generic list. This list is fed to a generic binding list. This generic bindinglist is set as the datasource for a datagridview control. The propblem is that the datagridview only displays the properties from the derived interface and not the properties from the base interface. Is this a bug or how can i fix this. public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { List<IDerivedInterface> lst = new List<IDerivedInterface>(); for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) { lst.Add(new DerivedClass()); } BindingList<IDerivedInterface> dataSource = new BindingList<IDerivedInterface>(lst); dataGridView1.DataSource = dataSource; } } public interface IBaseInterface { string PropertyNameA { get;set;} string PropertyNameB { get;set;} string PropertyNameC { get;set;} } public interface IDerivedInterface { string PropertyNameD { get;set;} string PropertyNameE { get;set;} } public class BaseClass : IBaseInterface { public BaseClass() { } #region IBaseInterface Members public string PropertyNameA { get { return "PropertyNameA"; } set { ;; } } public string PropertyNameB { get { return "PropertyNameB"; } set { ;; } } public string PropertyNameC { get { return "PropertyNameC"; } set { ;; } } #endregion } public class DerivedClass : BaseClass, IDerivedInterface { public DerivedClass() { } #region IDerivedInterface Members public string PropertyNameD { get { return "PropertyNameD"; } set { ;; } } public string PropertyNameE { get { return "PropertyNameE"; } set { ;; } } #endregion } Best regards, Hans