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1996
Abstract The late Jim Harris' theory of the science of law, and his theoretical work on human rights and property, have been a challenge and stimulus to legal scholars for the past twenty-five years. This collection of essays, originally conceived as a festschrift and now offered to the memory of a greatly admired scholar, assesses ...
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Abstract The late Jim Harris' theory of the science of law, and his theoretical work on human rights and property, have been a challenge and stimulus to legal scholars for the past twenty-five years. This collection of essays, originally conceived as a festschrift and now offered to the memory of a greatly admired scholar, assesses ...
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2012
The Roman law of things or, in contemporary terms, property covered a much broader field than that encompassed by the modern law of property. One of the reasons for this fact is that the Roman jurists linked the thing (res) with any legally guaranteed economic interest, any right or rights having monetary value, that a person could hold in respect ...
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The Roman law of things or, in contemporary terms, property covered a much broader field than that encompassed by the modern law of property. One of the reasons for this fact is that the Roman jurists linked the thing (res) with any legally guaranteed economic interest, any right or rights having monetary value, that a person could hold in respect ...
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1999
Any discussion relating to buildings or land must concern itself with the legal status of different types of property. In most legal systems a distinction is made between land/buildings and other types of property. In Civil law systems, this distinction is between Immoveable property (land and buildings upon it) and Moveable property (everything else).
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Any discussion relating to buildings or land must concern itself with the legal status of different types of property. In most legal systems a distinction is made between land/buildings and other types of property. In Civil law systems, this distinction is between Immoveable property (land and buildings upon it) and Moveable property (everything else).
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, 2004 This chapter examines the economics of property rights and property law. Property law is a fundamental part of social organization and is also fundamental to the operation of the economy because it defines and protects the bundle of rights that constitute property.
Lueck, Dean, Miceli, Thomas J.
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Developing novel property concepts in private law to foster the circular economy
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021exaly
1991
This introduction to the Scots law of property describes the nature of ownership, heritable and moveable property rights, intellectual property, the forms of land ownership, the acquisition of heritage, rights in security, matrimonial homes, leases, the right to buy and ...
Robson, Peter, Miller, Kenneth
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This introduction to the Scots law of property describes the nature of ownership, heritable and moveable property rights, intellectual property, the forms of land ownership, the acquisition of heritage, rights in security, matrimonial homes, leases, the right to buy and ...
Robson, Peter, Miller, Kenneth
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