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DOI: 10.7256/2313-0539.2014.1.10310
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О.D. Milovidov - The main forms of property rights,
as presented in the law of Great Britain and the USA
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pp. 94-101
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DOI: 10.7256/2313-0539.2014.1.65211
Abstract: Anglo-Saxon Law stimulates a research interest, due to the peculiarities of its structure, the way that its sources
interact, and how legal constructs emerge – approaching from the perspective of the user, the Legist and their client,
and not from the perspective of lawmakers. The article examines the real property Law of Great Britain and the USA
(at the example of California). Great Britain and the USA, despite being Anglo-Saxon Law countries, demonstrate both,
similarities and differences in their approach to establishing the legal constructs of real property rights. The author
describes the structure of the legal base, its approaches to regulation, and the magnitude of influence of political and
social tradition, and draws conclusions on several aspects of the real property forms dynamics in those countries.
Keywords:
Law, real estate, Great Britain, USA, California, Fee, Easement, Freehold, Leasehold, Joint ownership
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Sidorenko A.D., Dogadailo V.A. -
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DOI: 10.7256/2313-0539.2014.1.11014
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G.М. Sternik, S.G. Sternik, А.V. Sviridov - Developing and improving the methods for real estate market projections
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pp. 102-109
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DOI: 10.7256/2313-0539.2014.1.65212
Abstract: This article presents an overview and an analysis of the existed methods of real estate market development
projections. The author reviews the works of Russian and foreign authors, and points out the advantages and limitations
of each of the presented methods. The article traces the evolution of methods for the real property market projections,
which were used in Russian Federation from 1996 to present day, focusing attention on the newest, most potent
method, which is based on imitational modular iteration feedback model. The results of testing and retrospective
experimentation with this method confirm its viability. The author presents a number of calculus experiments on the
influence of macroeconomic and industry-based parameters on the market, which conform the viability of this method
to validate target capacities for bringing housing into operation.
Keywords:
real estate market, factors, methods, projections, mathematical models, imitational model, justification, housing capacities, testing, retrospective
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