The Civil Code of Japan (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Civil Code of Japan

Sometimes unusual words have had to be employed to render the corresponding Japanese expressions, for instance the word prestation, which, however, is used to some extent by recent writers in English.

A most important difference between the English system and the system embodied in the new Japan ese Code is that the latter does not recognize the distinction between real and personal property, which plays so important a part in the former. The rules relating to property are mostly stated in a general form, so as to apply to all kinds of property.

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