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May 7, 2009
Van Erp on European Property Law
Sjef J. H. M. Van Erp (University of Maastricht) has posted From 'Classical' to Modern European Property Law? on SSRN. Here's the abstract:
In this paper I will examine some fundamental aspects of European property law. Do European property law traditions share a common model of property law and, if this question is answered affirmatively, could this model be a foundation upon which European harmonisation and unification measures can be based? My thesis will be that the European property law traditions share a "classical" model of property law. A critical first analysis of this classical model will be offered, followed by an evaluation of the model from the perspective of an evolving European property law.
Ben Barros
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