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MLA (7th ed.) Cite/Export. In the last year or so, culture functionaries and museum officials have tried to find answers after all, by trying to argue in terms of legality or illegality of acquisitions. # La possession en droit civil fran\u00E7ais et allemand\nTexte remani\u00E9 de : Doctorat d\'Etat : Droit priv\u00E9 : Strasbourg 3 : 1977.\" ; # Possession (droit)--Allemagne (R\u00E9publique f\u00E9d\u00E9rale)\nLa possession en droit civil fran\u00E7ais et allemand\"@ # Possession (droit)--Allemagne (R\u00E9publique f\u00E9d\u00E9rale)\nPossession (droit)--Allemagne (R\u00E9publique f\u00E9d\u00E9rale)\"@ # La possession en droit civil fran\u00E7ais et allemand\n Bonjour, c'est un vieux sujet donc je ne répondrais pas sur le fond mais je trouve que commencer par

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possession: citations sur possession parmi une collection de 100.000 citations. Some considerations on the history of ideas relating to a pair of legal concepts”, Some features of WorldCat will not be available. It is equivalent to the Latin But let’s come to the object.

Publié par Paul Valéry referred to the phenomenon as incorporation or absorption around 1920, and for him it was closely connected to “Europe as a concept”: “For us, the ideas of culture, of intelligence, of a masterpiece have been connected – for so long that we only rarely think back to it – to the concept of Europe. APA (6th ed.)

In the recently published guidebook of the German Museum Association on how to handle objects in the collections from a colonial context, the instructions are unequivocal: “The current legal situation does not offer suitable instruments to answer questions arising from property claims in connection with acquisitions from a colonial context – this applies to both German law and international law.” Second cul-de-sac.At a conference held at the Collège de France in Paris last June about “Objects’ right to self-determination?”, the ethnologist Benoît de L’Estoile made a convincing case for liberating the current restitution debate from its narrow, binary Roman-European legal corset (droit des personnes et droit des biens) and confront it with extra-European concepts of legality and possession.

Turabian (6th ed.) In everyday parlance, a German big landowner is a GroßgrundEigentum is a similar case, even though not quite so physical. Cette relation peut être qualifiée de propriété, ainsi définie à l'article 544 du Code Civil : fait de jouir d'un bien de la manière la plus absolue, sans en faire un usage prohibé par les lois ou les règlements. Grimm knew Paris and its institutions well; he had lived in the city a few years before, sharing an apartment with Carl Friedrich von Savigny and the latter’s wife. - De la comparution volontaire. Quelle(s) distinction(s) existe(nt) entre la possession et la détention ?

Il n'existe donc pas de théorie générale de la possession des biens incorporels mais des applications particulières de la possession à différents biens incorporels, ces diverses possessions ayant des caractères et des …

le 26/05/2010 à 21:52 )possession exempte des vices de clandestinité, violence, équivoque ou discontinuité.

However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. I first came across Jacob Grimm in 1997 when I was working in Berlin on a dissertation about Napoleon’s art theft. Exercice, en fait, des prérogatives attachées à un droit réel. This power of absorption, the will to own foreign cultural property and to transfer the foreign property into one’s own, to adopt Savigny’s categories, describe precisely what our museums are and why they create difficulties for us today. Your Web browser is not enabled for JavaScript.

Please enter the subject. Cite as: Bénédicte Savoy, “Property and Possession. At the moment, they are on my mind more than ever as I also move between two languages and two states, between theory and practice, between the law and history, as I am concerned with investigating the question of a possible restitution of cultural assets from France to Africa. Firstly, because its subject is the law of an antique colonial power which still influences us today and which had a vital interest in establishing and securing the legitimacy of different forms of appropriation and management – for example in order to create a legal basis for territorial appropriation of no man’s land, which was (according to Roman law) not subject to any property regime. Please re-enter recipient e-mail address(es).The name field is required. Secondly, because around 1800 museums, restitutions, art looting, cultural property and the question of legal ownership were ubiquitous issues in Europe. Chicago (Author-Date, 15th ed.) Cite/Export. APA (6th ed.) Note: Citations are based on reference standards. Please enter your name.The E-mail message field is required.

le 03/06/2014 à 21:15 If we follow the dictionary of Middle High German (BMZ), the adjective “eigen” means “what I have, what is owned by me and not by others”.