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Cross-Border Electronic Conveyancing: overcoming problems with negative and positive integration in European property law
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August 9, 2012
In this first issue of the European Property Law Journal we would like to start a tradition with editorials that not just contain a summary of what is published in that particular issue, but which may provoke discussion. The editorial board invites comments on editorials, which will also be published, followed by a reply from the responsible editor.
Published Online: 2012-8-9
Published in Print: 2012-8
© 2012 Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin/Boston
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- Masthead
- European Property Law: a new and rapidly developing area of research and teaching
- Cross-Border Electronic Conveyancing: overcoming problems with negative and positive integration in European property law
- Employing Argumentation Analysis in the Discussion of Optimal Rules for the Transfer of Movables – Part 1: Description of the Problem and General Outline
- Characteristics of the International Model of Land Title Registration Illuminated by Comparative Study of the German and Torrens Systems
- Reforming Personal Property Security Law – Some Implications for the Baselines of Priority Regulation
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- A “Belvédère” on international finance law
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