The Comparison of Protective Methods of Real Right with Those of Obligatory Right in Civil Law
Fanchao Meng
Abstract
Fanchao Meng
Abstract
The protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right each goes their own way,but there are a lot of connections between them .Sometimes it is hard to make a distinction .On certain conditions,the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right can transform mutually and coincide .It is of great significance to compare the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right in civil law.For one thing,it may help protect the real right and the obligatory right sufficiently in reality;for another,it can provide a legislation program in terms of theory. The article pays much attention to the similarity,distinction,transformation and coincidence between the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right.
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The protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right each goes their own way,but there are a lot of connections between them .Sometimes it is hard to make a distinction .On certain conditions,the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right can transform mutually and coincide .It is of great significance to compare the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right in civil law.For one thing,it may help protect the real right and the obligatory right sufficiently in reality;for another,it can provide a legislation program in terms of theory. The article pays much attention to the similarity,distinction,transformation and coincidence between the protective methods of real right and those of obligatory right.
Key concepts: Law, Exclusive right, Legislation, Law and economics, Political science, Sociology, Intellectual property