The nature of trust property in French law
property, this most perfect and complete right of real rights, by virtue of the prerogatives that it grants to its beneficiary, usus, fructus, abusus, the latter has continued to evolve over time in France, after having been for a long time brought to a classic subjective unitary conception of the r...
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Tamanrasset University Center
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/b4ed3dd6ec8a4822afcce4eb5c755c9d |
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| Sumario: | property, this most perfect and complete right of real rights, by virtue of the prerogatives that it grants to its beneficiary, usus, fructus, abusus, the latter has continued to evolve over time in France, after having been for a long time brought to a classic subjective unitary conception of the right to property, here it is mutating towards an objective modern conception of the right to property; a modal property in order to be an instrument in the service of a precise economic purpose, if necessary of fiduciary property which has undergone a doctrinal gestation to define its nature.
We are going through our article to shed light on fiduciary property, does specific modal property which makes it possible to achieve a determined, finalized objective, it is a property intended for the account of others which does not cause the absence of the property to be lost. |
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