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From Classical Real Property to the Modern One

Jingjing Liu

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The concept of real property is the logical basis of the whole real property law.During the history of real property law,the concept of real property has experienced a vicissitude from the classical one to the modern one.This vicissitude occurs normally in the Anglo-American legal system in about 15C,and in the France legal system in about 18C,but failed in Germany legal system.Our future real property law should comply with the historical trend of the vicissitude of real property.

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The concept of real property is the logical basis of the whole real property law.During the history of real property law,the concept of real property has experienced a vicissitude from the classical one to the modern one.This vicissitude occurs normally in the Anglo-American legal system in about 15C,and in the France legal system in about 18C,but failed in Germany legal system.Our future real property law should comply with the historical trend of the vicissitude of real property.

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The concept of real property is the logical basis of the whole real property law.During the history of real property law,the concept of real property has experienced a vicissitude from the classical one to the modern one.This vicissitude occurs normally in the Anglo-American legal system in about 15C,and in the France legal system in about 18C,but failed in Germany legal system.Our future real property law should comply with the historical trend of the vicissitude of real property.

Key concepts: Property (philosophy), Real property, Law, Property law, Law and economics, Political science, Sociology, Philosophy

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