Legal Meanings of Differentiation of Registered and Non-registered Properties
YE Jin-qiang
Abstract
YE Jin-qiang
Abstract
The establishment of registered personal property greatly undermines the foundation of the division of real property and personal property.To divide properties into the registered and the non-registered is expected to become a new way of division in real right law,the most basic way to divide things.In legislative theory,transplantation mode can be adopted,i.e.to provide that the registered personal property apply the rules of registration of real property so as to ensure the consistence of the principles within the system of registration of property.Those moveable properties that are not required to be registered fall within the ambit of the non-registered to which the traditional rules of personal property keep applying.
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The establishment of registered personal property greatly undermines the foundation of the division of real property and personal property.To divide properties into the registered and the non-registered is expected to become a new way of division in real right law,the most basic way to divide things.In legislative theory,transplantation mode can be adopted,i.e.to provide that the registered personal property apply the rules of registration of real property so as to ensure the consistence of the principles within the system of registration of property.Those moveable properties that are not required to be registered fall within the ambit of the non-registered to which the traditional rules of personal property keep applying.
Key concepts: Property (philosophy), Personal property, Legislature, Division (mathematics), Law, Real property, Property law, Law and economics