Periodic Property – Type of Property Rights
Keywords:
periodic property, common property, periodic/time units, property rights, space-time coproperty, forced property.Abstract
The property itself has emerged with appearance of man and underpins the development of human society. In the speciality literature has been launched the idea of regular property as a way of legal ownership. The notion of periodic evoke the element of time, which leads us to the existence of a transitional properties problem.References
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