Property Law: Original Theory (Volume 1, 2, 3)

Author: Gao Fuping
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book is a representative work that embodies the author's research achievements and thoughts in the field of property law, completed through years of dedication. Its foundation and guiding principles stem from the author's doctoral dissertation, while its framework and system are the culmination of years of teaching and researching property law. The first volume studies the evolution of property law in the civil law system, but it is not merely a study of the evolution of property law; it also reflects the transformation and manifestation of civil or private law from an individual-centric to a social-centric perspective. The second volume explores general principles of property law, attempting to propose a broad theory of property law and re-examining some traditional systems within property law to establish principles that adapt to modern societal development. The third volume focuses on ownership, not only studying ownership itself and its system but also emphasizing the research on land and housing ownership and their co-ownership systems. This book does not cover ususfruct rights and security rights.