The concepts of alienation and alienability in civil law
https://doi.org/10.53315/2949-1193-2024-3-4-42-46
Abstract
The article is devoted to the concepts of alienation and alienability in civil law. It is noted that, summing up the characteristics of alienation, namely: that which leads to a decrease in property; that which is opposite to acquisition; that which includes sale, donation, leasing, renunciation of rights, etc., it is possible to formulate a hypothesis that alienation is the termination of the legal relationship between the subject and the object of a civil legal relationship. At the same time, alienability should be understood as a legally fixed possibility that allows a subject of civil law to terminate legal connection with objects of rights; in other words, alienability is not any characteristic of things or other objects of civil law, but an element of civil personality, or a specific subjective right of a certain person.
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M. N. Melnikov
Volgograd State University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
postgraduate student of the Department of Civil and International Private Law
Volgograd
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Melnikov M.N. The concepts of alienation and alienability in civil law. The Phenomen of Law and Legislation: Strategies and Methods of Cognition. 2024;3(4):42-46. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.53315/2949-1193-2024-3-4-42-46
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