The Category “Objects of Civil Law Rights” in the Pre-Revolutionary Doctrine
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The Category “Objects of Civil Law Rights” in the Pre-Revolutionary Doctrine
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Vyacheslav Kress 
Occupation: Chairman
Affiliation: Moscow District Arbitration Court
Address: Moscow, Russia
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68-79
Abstract

The legal category “objects of civil law rights”, its essence, content and systematization of its elements still remain one of the controversial issues of scientific doctrine, which has not received its resolution at the present time. Despite the use of this term in the world scientific literature for about two hundred years, the science of civil law has not come close to solving many controversial issues, in particular, about the relationship between objects of civil law and objects of civil legal relations, about understanding the category of objects of civil rights, which is mainly opposed to subjects of legal relations, etc.

This article presents the doctrinal positions of pre-revolutionary scientists in relation to the category under consideration, which are based on Roman sources.

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objects of civil law rights, objects of civil legal relations, characteristics of objects of law, pre-revolutionary law, property, thing, disembodied things, actions
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11.03.2024
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