Property Rights and Bijuralism: Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?.
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| 505 | 8 | |a V. Abolishment of the Seigneurial System -- VI. Legacy of the Seigneurial System -- F. United Canada, Codification, and Confederation -- I. The Durham Report -- II. The Codification of 1866 -- III. The Code civil du Bas-Canada as a Code -- G. The Code civil du Québec -- I. Institutional History -- II. Scope of the Project -- III. The Code civil du Québec as a Code -- H. The Place of Civil Law in Québec -- 2 Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems -- A. Terminology -- I. Bijuralism -- II. Mixed Legal Systems -- B. Bijuralism in Action -- I. The First Vector of Interaction: Common Law and Civil Law | |
| 505 | 8 | |a II. The Second Vector: Federal Law and Provincial Law -- 1. The Concept of a Federal Common Law -- 2. The Complimentary Relationship of Federal and Provincial Law -- 3. The Interpretation Act -- a) Accepting Diversity -- b) The Notion of Property in Federal Law -- c) The Notion of Security Interest in Federal Law -- d) Competing Property Rights in Federal Law -- 3 Law and Economics -- A. Law's Autonomy(?) -- I. Formalism -- II. Utilitarianism -- III. Realism -- 1. Holmes -- 2. The Realist Challenge to Formalism -- a) Law's Indeterminacy -- b) The Incompleteness Theorem | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. Consequences of a Realist Approach -- a) Taking Extrinsic Factors into Account -- b) The Role of Law in Legal Realism -- c) Adjudication is Law-Making -- IV. Law and Economics -- 1. From Legal Realism to the Economic Analysis of Law -- 2. Coase's Contribution -- B. Economic Analysis of Law -- I. Positive and Normative Economic Analysis of Law -- II. The Normative Analysis of the Law -- 1. Welfare and Efficiency -- 2. Measures of Efficiency -- a) Pareto Efficiency -- b) Kaldor-Hicks Efficiency -- III. The Positive Analysis of the Law -- 1. The Two Steps of Positive Economic Analysis of Law | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2. Turning Law Into Numbers -- C. Law and Development -- I. Law Matters -- II. Legal Origin -- 1. Common Law and Efficiency -- 2. The Legal Origin Theory -- 3. The Legal Origin Theory and Comparative Law Theory -- a) Functionalism -- aa) Functionalism as a Comparative Law Theory -- bb) Functionalism and Legal Origin Theory -- b) Legal Transplants -- III. Legal Origin Appraised -- 1. Comparative Law Critique -- 2. The Colonial Approach -- a) History and Institutions -- b) The Impact of Institutions on Economic Development -- 3. Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems in the Law-and-Economics Analysis | |
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| spelling | Bornheim, Jan Jakob. Property Rights and Bijuralism [electronic resource] : Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, 2020. 1 online resource (593 p.). Studien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht ; v.451 Description based upon print version of record. Cover -- Title -- Preface -- Overview -- Table of Contents -- Table of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- A. The Problem -- B. Outline -- C. A Note on Terminology -- Part I: The Analytical Framework of Bijuralism -- 1 The History of Civil Law in Québec -- A. The Conquest of Québec -- B. The Introduction of Equity in Québec -- C. The Quebec Act -- D. The Abolition of the Seigneurial System -- E. Extent of the Seigneurial System and Feudalism -- I. The Seigneur -- II. The Censitaires -- III. The Seigneurial System and the Civil Law on Immovables -- IV. The Seigneurial System After the Conquest V. Abolishment of the Seigneurial System -- VI. Legacy of the Seigneurial System -- F. United Canada, Codification, and Confederation -- I. The Durham Report -- II. The Codification of 1866 -- III. The Code civil du Bas-Canada as a Code -- G. The Code civil du Québec -- I. Institutional History -- II. Scope of the Project -- III. The Code civil du Québec as a Code -- H. The Place of Civil Law in Québec -- 2 Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems -- A. Terminology -- I. Bijuralism -- II. Mixed Legal Systems -- B. Bijuralism in Action -- I. The First Vector of Interaction: Common Law and Civil Law II. The Second Vector: Federal Law and Provincial Law -- 1. The Concept of a Federal Common Law -- 2. The Complimentary Relationship of Federal and Provincial Law -- 3. The Interpretation Act -- a) Accepting Diversity -- b) The Notion of Property in Federal Law -- c) The Notion of Security Interest in Federal Law -- d) Competing Property Rights in Federal Law -- 3 Law and Economics -- A. Law's Autonomy(?) -- I. Formalism -- II. Utilitarianism -- III. Realism -- 1. Holmes -- 2. The Realist Challenge to Formalism -- a) Law's Indeterminacy -- b) The Incompleteness Theorem 3. Consequences of a Realist Approach -- a) Taking Extrinsic Factors into Account -- b) The Role of Law in Legal Realism -- c) Adjudication is Law-Making -- IV. Law and Economics -- 1. From Legal Realism to the Economic Analysis of Law -- 2. Coase's Contribution -- B. Economic Analysis of Law -- I. Positive and Normative Economic Analysis of Law -- II. The Normative Analysis of the Law -- 1. Welfare and Efficiency -- 2. Measures of Efficiency -- a) Pareto Efficiency -- b) Kaldor-Hicks Efficiency -- III. The Positive Analysis of the Law -- 1. The Two Steps of Positive Economic Analysis of Law 2. Turning Law Into Numbers -- C. Law and Development -- I. Law Matters -- II. Legal Origin -- 1. Common Law and Efficiency -- 2. The Legal Origin Theory -- 3. The Legal Origin Theory and Comparative Law Theory -- a) Functionalism -- aa) Functionalism as a Comparative Law Theory -- bb) Functionalism and Legal Origin Theory -- b) Legal Transplants -- III. Legal Origin Appraised -- 1. Comparative Law Critique -- 2. The Colonial Approach -- a) History and Institutions -- b) The Impact of Institutions on Economic Development -- 3. Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems in the Law-and-Economics Analysis D. Conclusion. Property Canada. Legal polycentricity Canada. Security (Law) Canada. Debtor and creditor Canada. Conflict of laws Canada. Pluralisme juridique Canada. Sûretés (Droit) Canada. Débiteur et créancier Canada. Droit international privé Canada. Conflict of laws fast Debtor and creditor fast Legal polycentricity fast Property fast Security (Law) fast Canada fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJkMHVW4rfVXPrhVP4VwG3 Print version: Bornheim, Jan Jakob Property Rights and Bijuralism : Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law? Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck,c2020 9783161591686 Studien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n42023688 |
| spellingShingle | Bornheim, Jan Jakob Property Rights and Bijuralism Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. Studien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht. Cover -- Title -- Preface -- Overview -- Table of Contents -- Table of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- A. The Problem -- B. Outline -- C. A Note on Terminology -- Part I: The Analytical Framework of Bijuralism -- 1 The History of Civil Law in Québec -- A. The Conquest of Québec -- B. The Introduction of Equity in Québec -- C. The Quebec Act -- D. The Abolition of the Seigneurial System -- E. Extent of the Seigneurial System and Feudalism -- I. The Seigneur -- II. The Censitaires -- III. The Seigneurial System and the Civil Law on Immovables -- IV. The Seigneurial System After the Conquest V. Abolishment of the Seigneurial System -- VI. Legacy of the Seigneurial System -- F. United Canada, Codification, and Confederation -- I. The Durham Report -- II. The Codification of 1866 -- III. The Code civil du Bas-Canada as a Code -- G. The Code civil du Québec -- I. Institutional History -- II. Scope of the Project -- III. The Code civil du Québec as a Code -- H. The Place of Civil Law in Québec -- 2 Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems -- A. Terminology -- I. Bijuralism -- II. Mixed Legal Systems -- B. Bijuralism in Action -- I. The First Vector of Interaction: Common Law and Civil Law II. The Second Vector: Federal Law and Provincial Law -- 1. The Concept of a Federal Common Law -- 2. The Complimentary Relationship of Federal and Provincial Law -- 3. The Interpretation Act -- a) Accepting Diversity -- b) The Notion of Property in Federal Law -- c) The Notion of Security Interest in Federal Law -- d) Competing Property Rights in Federal Law -- 3 Law and Economics -- A. Law's Autonomy(?) -- I. Formalism -- II. Utilitarianism -- III. Realism -- 1. Holmes -- 2. The Realist Challenge to Formalism -- a) Law's Indeterminacy -- b) The Incompleteness Theorem 3. Consequences of a Realist Approach -- a) Taking Extrinsic Factors into Account -- b) The Role of Law in Legal Realism -- c) Adjudication is Law-Making -- IV. Law and Economics -- 1. From Legal Realism to the Economic Analysis of Law -- 2. Coase's Contribution -- B. Economic Analysis of Law -- I. Positive and Normative Economic Analysis of Law -- II. The Normative Analysis of the Law -- 1. Welfare and Efficiency -- 2. Measures of Efficiency -- a) Pareto Efficiency -- b) Kaldor-Hicks Efficiency -- III. The Positive Analysis of the Law -- 1. The Two Steps of Positive Economic Analysis of Law 2. Turning Law Into Numbers -- C. Law and Development -- I. Law Matters -- II. Legal Origin -- 1. Common Law and Efficiency -- 2. The Legal Origin Theory -- 3. The Legal Origin Theory and Comparative Law Theory -- a) Functionalism -- aa) Functionalism as a Comparative Law Theory -- bb) Functionalism and Legal Origin Theory -- b) Legal Transplants -- III. Legal Origin Appraised -- 1. Comparative Law Critique -- 2. The Colonial Approach -- a) History and Institutions -- b) The Impact of Institutions on Economic Development -- 3. Bijuralism and Mixed Legal Systems in the Law-and-Economics Analysis Property Canada. Legal polycentricity Canada. Security (Law) Canada. Debtor and creditor Canada. Conflict of laws Canada. Pluralisme juridique Canada. Sûretés (Droit) Canada. Débiteur et créancier Canada. Droit international privé Canada. Conflict of laws fast Debtor and creditor fast Legal polycentricity fast Property fast Security (Law) fast |
| title | Property Rights and Bijuralism Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_auth | Property Rights and Bijuralism Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_exact_search | Property Rights and Bijuralism Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_full | Property Rights and Bijuralism [electronic resource] : Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_fullStr | Property Rights and Bijuralism [electronic resource] : Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Property Rights and Bijuralism [electronic resource] : Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| title_short | Property Rights and Bijuralism |
| title_sort | property rights and bijuralism can a framework for an efficient interaction of common law and civil law be an alternative to uniform law |
| title_sub | Can a Framework for an Efficient Interaction of Common Law and Civil Law Be an Alternative to Uniform Law?. |
| topic | Property Canada. Legal polycentricity Canada. Security (Law) Canada. Debtor and creditor Canada. Conflict of laws Canada. Pluralisme juridique Canada. Sûretés (Droit) Canada. Débiteur et créancier Canada. Droit international privé Canada. Conflict of laws fast Debtor and creditor fast Legal polycentricity fast Property fast Security (Law) fast |
| topic_facet | Property Canada. Legal polycentricity Canada. Security (Law) Canada. Debtor and creditor Canada. Conflict of laws Canada. Pluralisme juridique Canada. Sûretés (Droit) Canada. Débiteur et créancier Canada. Droit international privé Canada. Conflict of laws Debtor and creditor Legal polycentricity Property Security (Law) Canada |
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