The number of studies in comparative property law has recently been growing as a result of
efforts to harmonize, or unify, certain aspects of property law in areas crucial for international …

Non‐possessory secured transactions are key components of market economies. National
and international legal reform projects have been advanced to further their use and broaden …

Convergence between the common law and the civil law tradition is a well-established topic
of the academic discipline known as comparative law. In order to analyze analogies and …

Trusts probably represent the legal instrument common lawyers have always been most
proud of, frequently referring to it as their greatest achievement and their most original …

Against the historical backdrop of the codification debate in nineteenth century Germany,
this article traces the reassertion of “legal science” as an autonomous source of European …

This Article reports the findings of the first systematic overview of the statutory liberalization
of trust law worldwide. Trust law used to be restrictive, with much of it unavailable in statutory …

There is something visceral about ownership. This is mine; you can't have it. This is mine;
you can share it. This is ours. Try to find it. Contemporary literature and investigative …

Trusts arose as the result of the particular jurisdictional settings of English law. Equity gave
the trust its unique features. However, the rise and global reach of trusts over the last …

To what extent did English law facilitate trade before the advent of general incorporation and
modern securities law? This is the question at the heart of Capitalism before Corporations. It …

В статье разбираются юридические возможности, которыми наделяется обе
спеченный кредитор в различных вещных обеспечительных конструкциях …