Sachenrecht

Property law is a main subject of private law. Property, in particular that of real estate, is the central concept of legal protection under constitutional and simple law. With this classification, the material loses all dryness. Instead, it develops a considerable attraction: Thus, the entire system of our legal protection is to be understood from property as the prototype of subjective rights and legal protection. The approach of understanding our law as an overall system is pursued in the present book by Jan Wilhelm. The basic principles are to be unfolded in all details. The allocation of rights to several persons, be it in the form of fractional ownership (especially in the case of condominium ownership), be it in the form of joint ownership partnerships, international property law and European property law, and then the land register, ownership and the individual property rights are examined. The book concludes with the central role of private subjective rights as a means of securing credit. A special feature of the book is the discussion of case law. This is taken into account as far as possible up to the present state of affairs. Fundamentally important decisions are not only cited, but presented as complete case solutions. A handbook for the science and practice of private law. A textbook for students to discuss and deepen individual questions.