On The Object In Legal Relationships And Its Value
Xu Zhang
Abstract
Xu Zhang
Abstract
The object is one of the three basic elements in legal relationships; it is the basis of the formation of rights and obligations between the subject and the object. Starting from the legal concept of object, an analysis of the difference and similarities between the object of rights, the target of rights and the target of the legal relationships reveals that the above mentioned concepts are equal in status. The scope of the object should be divided into different types according to conventional theories so as to achieve its function of differentiating legal relationships and rights.
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The object is one of the three basic elements in legal relationships; it is the basis of the formation of rights and obligations between the subject and the object. Starting from the legal concept of object, an analysis of the difference and similarities between the object of rights, the target of rights and the target of the legal relationships reveals that the above mentioned concepts are equal in status. The scope of the object should be divided into different types according to conventional theories so as to achieve its function of differentiating legal relationships and rights.
Key concepts: Object (grammar), Scope (computer science), Value (mathematics), Function (biology), Subject (documents), Basis (linear algebra), Law and economics, Political science