National reports on the transfer of movables in Europe / edited by Wolfgang Faber, Brigitta Lurger.
2008
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Title
National reports on the transfer of movables in Europe / edited by Wolfgang Faber, Brigitta Lurger.
Published
Munich : Sellier, [2008-2011]
Copyright
©2008-2011
Call Number
KJC1265 .N38 2008
ISBN
9783866530737 (v. 1)
3866530730 (v. 1)
9783866530966 (v. 2)
386653096X (v. 2)
9783866531017 (v. 3)
386653101X (v. 3)
9783866539006 (v. 3 (ebook))
3866539002 (v. 3 (ebook))
9783866531185 (v. 4)
3866531184 (v. 4)
9783866539228 (v. 4 (ebook)
3866539223 (v. 4 (ebook)
9783866531369 (v. 5 (pbk).)
3866531362 (v. 5 (pbk).)
9783866539099 (v. 5 (ebook))
3866539096 (v. 5 (ebook))
9783866531376 (v. 6 (pbk).)
3866531370 (v. 6 (pbk).)
9783866539235 (v. 6 (ebook))
3866539231 (v. 6 (ebook))
3866530730 (v. 1)
9783866530966 (v. 2)
386653096X (v. 2)
9783866531017 (v. 3)
386653101X (v. 3)
9783866539006 (v. 3 (ebook))
3866539002 (v. 3 (ebook))
9783866531185 (v. 4)
3866531184 (v. 4)
9783866539228 (v. 4 (ebook)
3866539223 (v. 4 (ebook)
9783866531369 (v. 5 (pbk).)
3866531362 (v. 5 (pbk).)
9783866539099 (v. 5 (ebook))
3866539096 (v. 5 (ebook))
9783866531376 (v. 6 (pbk).)
3866531370 (v. 6 (pbk).)
9783866539235 (v. 6 (ebook))
3866539231 (v. 6 (ebook))
Description
6 volumes ; 23 cm.
Note
"The series is planned to cover 28 European legal systems, distributed over six volumes ... " -- V. 4, Pref.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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v. 1-6
Added Author
Table of Contents
pt. I
Basic information on German property law
1.
Notion of ownership and other property rights
1.1.
General
9
1.1.1.
Sources of property law
9
1.1.2.
Concept of a separate law of property
11
1.1.3.
General principles of German property law
14
1.2.
Notion and concept of ownership
21
1.3.
Other property rights in movables
24
1.3.1.
Notion of restricted rights in rem
24
1.3.2.
Rights to acquire property
25
1.3.3.
Rights of use and enjoyment of another's property
26
1.3.4.
Security rights and power of sale
27
1.4.
Protection of ownership
29
1.4.1.
Claims arising from property law
29
(a).
Vindication
30
(b).
Actio negatoria
31
(c).
Claims arising from the owner-possessor-relationship
33
1.4.2.
Further general means of protection
34
(a).
Damages
34
(b).
Unjustified enrichment
34
(c).
Protection against possessor's default
35
1.4.3.
Interaction of different remedies
36
1.4.4.
Protection of other property rights in movables
37
1.5.
Transferability of Movables
37
1.5.1.
General rule
37
1.5.2.
Statutory limitations of transferability
38
(a).
Inability to control and items that are not self-standing as a legal entity
38
(b).
Restrictions of transferability concerning movables
39
(c).
Non-transferability of rights
40
(d).
Other statutory restrictions of transferability
40
1.5.3.
Limitations of transferability by contract or will
41
2.
Possession
2.1.
Notion and categories of possession
42
2.1.1.
Notion of possession
42
2.1.2.
Types of possession
47
(a).
Overview on the categories of possession
47
(b).
Direct and indirect possession
47
(c).
Intermediary in possession and possessory servant
49
(d).
Proprietary possession and possession in another's interest
50
(e).
Exclusive possession and joint possession
51
2.2.
Functions of possession
52
2.2.1.
Protection of possession
52
2.2.2.
Transfer and publicity
52
2.2.3.
Preservation of possession
53
2.3.
Acquisition of possession
54
2.3.1.
Title for acquisition of possession
54
2.3.2.
Acquisition of physical control
55
2.3.3.
Loss of possession
61
2.4.
Protection of possession
62
2.4.1.
Object of and entitlement to protection
62
2.4.2.
Emergency rights
63
2.4.3.
Remedies
64
2.4.4.
Other means of relief
66
3.
Transfer of movables: field of application and definitions
3.1.
Scope of application
67
3.2.
The concept of a ̀thing'
67
3.3.
Concept of movables
69
pt. II
Derivative acquisition
4.
System of transfer of ownership under German law
4.1.
Unitary concept of transfer
71
4.2.
Overview on the concept of transfer of ownership
72
4.3.
The concept of the abstract nature of rights in rem
73
4.3.1.
Abstract tradition
73
4.3.2.
Valid obligation
74
(a).
Obligations on which the transfer of ownership can be based on
74
(b).
Consequences of a defective obligation
76
(c).
Disruptions of the abstract transfer system
77
(i).
Exceptions
77
(ii).
Identical defects
78
(iii).
Contracts contrary to law
79
(iv).
Stipulation of conditions and uniform nullity
80
4.3.3.
Real agreement
82
4.4.
Concept of transfer of possession
83
4.4.1.
General rule
83
4.4.2.
Exceptions
84
4.4.3.
Additional requirements for bona fide acquisition
85
4.4.4.
Restrictions of party autonomy
85
4.5.
Registration
86
4.6.
Problems, inconsistencies and critique
87
5.
Transfer of movable property
5.1.
Overview on transfer requirements
89
5.2.
Authority to dispose
90
5.3.
Real agreement
91
5.3.1.
Agreement in rem
91
5.3.2.
Clarity and identification
94
5.4.
Tradition
96
5.4.1.
General rule
96
5.4.2.
Parallelism between possession and ownership
97
5.4.3.
Modes of tradition
97
(a).
Traditio and substitute traditio
97
(b).
Transfer modes
98
(i).
Transfer by agreement and delivery
98
(ii).
Transfer by mere agreement
100
(iii).
Transfer by constitutum possessorium
101
(iv).
Transfer by means of assignment of the claim for delivery
104
(v).
Transfer by instruction
106
(vi).
Symbolic delivery
106
(vii).
Title-conferring instruments
107
6.
Double sale
6.1.
Double obligations
108
6.2.
Double real agreements
110
7.
Chain of delivery
7.1.
General rule
111
7.2.
Effect of invalid contract
113
8.
Consequences of insolvency of one of the parties involved
8.1.
General rule
113
8.2.
Effect of insolvency on contractual agreements
114
8.2.1.
Overview
114
8.2.2.
Claim in insolvency
115
8.2.3.
Claim for release from estate
115
8.2.4.
Claims for segregation from estate
116
8.2.5.
Non-discharged contractual obligations
117
8.3.
Insolvency of the representative
118
9.
Passing of ownership and passing of risk
119
pt. III
Original acquisition
10.
Original acquisition by accession, confusion and processing
122
10.1.
Introduction and concept of original acquisition
122
10.2.
Different types of original acquisition
123
10.2.1.
Attachment of a tangible thing to an immovable
123
10.2.2.
Attachment of several movables
124
10.2.3.
Intermixture of movables
126
10.2.4.
Processing
127
10.3.
Acquisition versus claim for compensation
130
11.
Bona fide acquisition
132
11.1.
General concept
132
11.2.
Scope of application
134
11.2.1.
Transfer by virtue of legal transaction
134
11.2.2.
Material scope of application
136
11.2.3.
Gratuitous acquisition
136
11.2.4.
Exclusion of stolen things
137
11.3.
Requirements of bona fide acquisition
140
11.3.1.
Trade transactions
140
11.3.2.
Legitimation by virtue of possession
142
11.3.3.
Transfer of physical control
143
(a).
Transfer of possession
143
(b).
Modification of substitute transfer modes
144
(i).
Brevi manu traditio
144
(ii).
Constitutum possessorium
145
(iii).
Assignment of claim for delivery
147
11.3.4.
Good faith
149
11.4.
Right to re-acquire property
151
11.5.
Bona fide acquisition free of encumbrances
152
12.
Prescription and limitation of action
153
12.1.
Acquisition by long adverse possession
153
12.2.
Prescription of ownership
156
pt. IV
Additional issues
13.
Reservation of title
13.1.
Simple reservation of title
157
13.1.1.
Concept of reservation of title
157
13.1.2.
Contractual agreement
157
13.1.3.
Conditional real agreement
159
13.1.4.
Legal consequences
160
13.1.5.
Relinquishment of reservation of title
161
13.1.6.
Execution and insolvency
162
13.2.
Defective reservation of title
162
13.3.
Extended reservation of title
163
13.4.
Expanded reservation of title
164
14.
Abandonment
165
15.
Co-ownership
15.1.
Concept of co-ownership
166
15.2.
Simple joint ownership by shares
167
15.3.
Joint ownership
167
16.
Retransfer of ownership to the original owner
16.1.
Overview on the different system of retransfer
168
16.2.
Retransfer of ownership and possession
171
16.2.1.
Retransfer in consequence of a failed transaction
171
16.2.2.
Invalidity or termination of a contract for use
172
16.2.3.
Theft and other involuntary loss
173
16.2.4.
Transfer or grant of a right to use by an unauthorised person
173
16.3.
Entitlement to fruits and other benefits
174
16.3.1.
Overview
174
16.3.2.
Entitlement to fruits and other benefits
175
(a).
Concept of fruits
175
(b).
Status of rights in rem
175
(c).
Division of fruits
177
(d).
Preclusion of the obligation to deliver in the case of good faith
177
(e).
Duty to deliver up if unworthy of protection
177
16.4.
Duty of compensation in case of deterioration, destruction or loss
178
16.5.
Reimbursement for improvements and expenses
179
16.6.
Possessor's right to retain the movable
181
16.7.
Burden of expenses for the restitution of the movable
183
Table of Literature
184
Table of Abbreviations
191