Property Law. Right in Rem.

Author: Yin Fei
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Property law is the law that regulates the ownership relationships of property and the property relationships formed by civil entities due to their possession, utilization, and other aspects of property. As an important part of civil law, property law plays a crucial role in the development of the economy and society: On one hand, in a market economy society, property law lays the necessary prerequisites and foundation for the formation and development of the market by confirming and protecting legitimate property. Property law enables freedom and autonomy for individuals in the field of property law, allowing them to utilize property within the legal framework to obtain legitimate benefits. Property law confirms and protects various forms of ownership economies, fully demonstrates the superiority of public ownership, determines the basic rules of transactions, and thus establishes a fair, just, and efficient legal order for a socialist market economy. On the other hand, the definition and protection of property rights under property law, especially the equal protection of various types of property, can provide a positive and constructive institutional foundation for the creation of social wealth.
This book consists of ten chapters, including: the basic theory of usufructuary rights, the systematic structure of the usufructuary rights system, the concept and types of land use rights, the institutional framework of land use rights, rural residential land use rights, rural land contract rights, and more.