GINOSSAR (Samuel) – REAL RIGHTS, PROPERTY AND CLAIM, Development of a rational system of patrimonial rights
GINOSSAR (Samuel) – REAL RIGHTS, PROPERTY AND CLAIM, Development of a rational system of patrimonial rights
    GINOSSAR (Samuel)
    REAL RIGHTS, PROPERTY AND CLAIM: Development of a rational system of property rights
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1960
    octavo, paperback, untrimmed, (faded), 212 p.
    Ginossar is a proponent of the thesis that “real rights do not exist” and has consistently opposed the vehement criticisms of Marty and Raynaud on this point. Thus, property escapes the classical distinction between real and personal rights and is defined as “the relationship by which a thing belongs to a person.” Consequently, any asset, whether tangible or intangible, is susceptible to being the object of a property right, characterized by the idea of ​​ownership. From this perspective, the creditor is not the holder of their claim but the owner. He defined it as “an asset belonging to the creditor and attached to their estate by virtue of a property right.”

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Mots-clés : Property Law

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