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【正文】 issues about deeds (契約 ), joint ownership(共同所有權(quán) ), and land records and registration (土地檔案和注冊(cè) )。1 Lec5: Property Law 費(fèi)維寶 外語(yǔ)學(xué)院英語(yǔ)系 2 The Law of Property The old mon law(普通法 ,英美法 ) was preeminently(顯著地 ) the law of real property(不動(dòng)產(chǎn) )。 personal property is of minor importance（ 次要；不太重要 ） . 4 Actually, personal property is legally a minor field（ 次要領(lǐng)域 ） . There is no single, special field of law devoted to（ 專用于 ） personal property（ 動(dòng)產(chǎn) ） . Personal property is what contract law, mercial law（ 商法 ） , and bankruptcy law—yes, and torts（ 侵權(quán)法 ） , too—are all about. But there are so many special rules （ 專門的法規(guī) ） about real estate that it makes sense to treat this as a separate field of law. 5 Property law is still one of the fundamental branches of law， and real estate is a significant branch of law practice(法律實(shí)踐 ). Yet property law is a mere shadow of its former self [財(cái)產(chǎn)法僅是其前身的翻版 ], legally speaking. In fact, one of the major developments in our system, if you take the long view(從長(zhǎng)遠(yuǎn)來看 ） , is the relative decline （ 衰落 ） of real property law. In medieval （ 中世紀(jì) ） England, it would have only been a slight exaggeration to say that land law was the law of the land. When Blackstone published his “Commentaries” ， midway through the eighteenth century（ 十八世紀(jì)中葉 ） , one whole volume was devoted （ 闡述 ） to land law. A modern Blackstone（ 現(xiàn)代版的布萊克斯通的 《 英格蘭法釋義 》 ） would shrink the topic to a fraction of this bulk 5 or 10 percent, at most, of the total law.
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