DOI: 10.7256/2454-0706.2017.4.22626

Abstract: This article focuses on the issue of determining the place for the institution of property right within the Russian system of limited property rights. The author examines systematizations of limited property rights offered by both Russian and German civil doctrines. The articles presents the analysis of the bases for differentiation of these rights into groups, highlighting the most successful criteria adopted to modern circumstances. The work offers a brief historical aspect of development of the category of “limited property right” in the Russian Civil Code. Special attention is given to the analysis of internal content of the construct of right to property. The author formulates a conclusion that the institution of property rights has a hybrid legal nature, and attempts to offer original classification for limited property.

DOI: 10.7256/2454-0706.2017.4.43048

Abstract: This article focuses on the issue of determining the place for the institution of property right within the Russian system of limited property rights. The author examines systematizations of limited property rights offered by both Russian and German civil doctrines. The articles presents the analysis of the bases for differentiation of these rights into groups, highlighting the most successful criteria adopted to modern circumstances. The work offers a brief historical aspect of development of the category of “limited property right” in the Russian Civil Code. Special attention is given to the analysis of internal content of the construct of right to property. The author formulates a conclusion that the institution of property rights has a hybrid legal nature, and attempts to offer original classification for limited property.