Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code

Apparently article 1275, paragraph (1) of the Civil Code covers all situations that may arise in practice, without making a distinction for the constituent or transferring contracts if they are of the same or of different nature. However, we appreciate that article 1275 of the Civil Code does not ap...

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Main Author: Mara Ioan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Danubius University 2015-12-01
Series:Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
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Online Access:http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/3137/2947
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spelling doaj-288e8213270b4155aa7945880fc20a372021-10-02T12:02:16ZengDanubius UniversityActa Universitatis Danubius: Juridica1844-80622065-38912015-12-011132432Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil CodeMara Ioan0“ Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Police Academy of , Bucharest, RomaniaApparently article 1275, paragraph (1) of the Civil Code covers all situations that may arise in practice, without making a distinction for the constituent or transferring contracts if they are of the same or of different nature. However, we appreciate that article 1275 of the Civil Code does not apply in all situations of successive transfers relating to movable tangible property granted by the same legal subject. Corroborating this text with the norms in article 937 paragraph (1) of the Civil Code and article1273 paragraph (1) of the Civil Code it leads to the solution according to which article 1275 of the Civil Code regards only the cases where the transfer of successive property are of the same nature, the onerous primary act has not resulted in immediate transmission of real previous right of the document with the free subsidiary title and when the primal act is free, and the alternative is onerous. It is excluded, thus from the application of the rule in question when the primary onerous act had as effect the immediate transmission of the real right and then, but without having occurred the delivery of the asset by the acquirer, it was concluded a document with a free title, subsidiary.http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/3137/2947tangible movable asset ; property; p ossession in good faith; successive tra nsmissions
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Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
tangible movable asset ; property; p ossession in good faith; successive tra nsmissions
author_facet Mara Ioan
author_sort Mara Ioan
title Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
title_short Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
title_full Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
title_fullStr Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
title_full_unstemmed Successive Transfers Relating to Movable Tangible Assets and Acquisition of Property under Article 937, Paragraph (1) of the Civil Code
title_sort successive transfers relating to movable tangible assets and acquisition of property under article 937, paragraph (1) of the civil code
publisher Danubius University
series Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
issn 1844-8062
2065-3891
publishDate 2015-12-01
description Apparently article 1275, paragraph (1) of the Civil Code covers all situations that may arise in practice, without making a distinction for the constituent or transferring contracts if they are of the same or of different nature. However, we appreciate that article 1275 of the Civil Code does not apply in all situations of successive transfers relating to movable tangible property granted by the same legal subject. Corroborating this text with the norms in article 937 paragraph (1) of the Civil Code and article1273 paragraph (1) of the Civil Code it leads to the solution according to which article 1275 of the Civil Code regards only the cases where the transfer of successive property are of the same nature, the onerous primary act has not resulted in immediate transmission of real previous right of the document with the free subsidiary title and when the primal act is free, and the alternative is onerous. It is excluded, thus from the application of the rule in question when the primary onerous act had as effect the immediate transmission of the real right and then, but without having occurred the delivery of the asset by the acquirer, it was concluded a document with a free title, subsidiary.
topic tangible movable asset ; property; p ossession in good faith; successive tra nsmissions
url http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/3137/2947
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