aspects concerning the immovable accession from the perspective of the new civil code
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Abstract
The new Civil Code introduces several important changes and clarifications regarding the ownership right in general, including in the matter of the ways of acquiring private ownership. Among the ways of acquiring the private ownership right, the accession gets in the new Civil Code a legal regulation which is much more precise and better systematized, especially in relation to the artificial immovable accession, the legislator thus responding to practical needs, as they have been raised in the jurisprudence, but also to controversial issues outlined in the juridical doctrine.
This paper aims to conduct a comparative analysis, which is necessary to both the analyst in law and the practitioner, between the old regulation contained in the Civil Code of 1864 and the current regulation provided by the new Civil Code in the field of immovable accession, with special attention to artificial immovable accession, due to its practical incidence.
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| Authors | ;Ana-Maria LUPULESCU |
| Journal | perioperative medicine (london, england) |
| Year | 2012 |
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