Restricciones al dominio, relaciones de vecindad e inmiciones inmateriales : un recorrido desde el derecho romano

Owning property has always been considered to be the most absolute right\nthat a person may have on property. However, there have also been many different\nkinds of limits to it. This essay deals with the origin of those limits in Roman law ?\nimmaterial emissions in vicinity relationships in partic...

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Autor principal: Brodsky, Jonathan Matías
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Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Departamento de Publicaciones 2014
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Acceso en línea:http://www.derecho.uba.ar/publicaciones/lye/revistas/92/restricciones-al-dominio-relaciones-de-vecindad-e-inmisiones-inmateriales-un-recorrido-desde-el-derecho-romano.pdf
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Sumario:Owning property has always been considered to be the most absolute right\nthat a person may have on property. However, there have also been many different\nkinds of limits to it. This essay deals with the origin of those limits in Roman law ?\nimmaterial emissions in vicinity relationships in particular ? and how those Roman\nregulations projected into French nineteenth century law, the Argentinean Civil Code\nand its Reform Bill of 2012