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Verpflichtungsfreier Vertrag ALS Schuldrechtlicher Rechtsgrund: Das Rechtsgeschaft Der Condictio OB Rem Gemass 812 Abs. 1 S. 2 Alt. 2 Bgb Jenseits Von Erfullungszwang Und Markttausch
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Verpflichtungsfreier Vertrag ALS Schuldrechtlicher Rechtsgrund: Das Rechtsgeschaft Der Condictio OB Rem Gemass 812 Abs. 1 S. 2 Alt. 2 Bgb Jenseits Von Erfullungszwang Und Markttausch

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This study turns the facts of the condictio ob rem upside down. The concept of legal transaction, codified in Section 812 (1) sentence 2 alt. 2 of the German Civil Code (BGB), has long been marginalised as a mere appendage to the laws governing contractual obligations and even called anti-systemic. Contrarily, historical-genetic analyses and dogmatic reconstructions show that the legal basis of the condictio ob rem constitutes a non-binding, causal contract with conditional links of its own. Through critiquing a legal doctrine dominated by debt and market exchange, Christoph Sorge points out an autonomous meaning of the condictio ob rem within traffic and property law.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Country
Germany
Date
13 November 2017
Pages
938
ISBN
9783847107569

This study turns the facts of the condictio ob rem upside down. The concept of legal transaction, codified in Section 812 (1) sentence 2 alt. 2 of the German Civil Code (BGB), has long been marginalised as a mere appendage to the laws governing contractual obligations and even called anti-systemic. Contrarily, historical-genetic analyses and dogmatic reconstructions show that the legal basis of the condictio ob rem constitutes a non-binding, causal contract with conditional links of its own. Through critiquing a legal doctrine dominated by debt and market exchange, Christoph Sorge points out an autonomous meaning of the condictio ob rem within traffic and property law.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Country
Germany
Date
13 November 2017
Pages
938
ISBN
9783847107569