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Elements of Thai Civil Law.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden :
BRILL,
2015.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Elements of Thai Civil Law; Copyright; Contents; Preface; 1: Introduction; 1 The Characteristics of Law; 1.1 The Relationship between Law and Morality; 1.2 The Relationship between Law and Religion; 1.3 The Relationship between Law and Justice; 1.4 The Relationship between Law and Social Convention; 2 Sources of Law; 2.1 The Constitution; 2.2 Acts and Emergency Acts; 2.3 Royal Decrees; 2.4 Subordinate Legislation; 3 Classification of the Law; 3.1 Private Law and Public Law; 3.2 Substantive Law and Procedural Law; 4 Legal Systems; 4.1 Civil Law; 4.2 Common Law; 5 Application of the Law.
- 6 Organization of the Judicial System2: General Rules of Civil Law; 1 Juristic Facts; 1.1 Licit and Illicit Acts; 1.2 Classification of Licit Acts; 2 Legal Persons; 2.1 Natural Persons; 2.2 Capacity to Perform Juristic Acts; 2.3 Artificial Persons; 2.4 Principal and Agent; 3 Legal Object; 3.1 Civil Rights; 3.2 Property and Things; 3.3 Classification of Property; 3.4 Fruits; 4 Legal Protection; 3: The Law of Obligations; 1 The Nature of Obligations; 2 Classification of Obligations; 2.1 Contingent and Conditional Obligations; 2.2 Conjunctive and Alternative Obligations.
- 2.3 Several or Joint Obligations2.4 Divisible and Indivisible Obligations; 2.5 Ordinary, Privileged, and Mortgaged Obligations; 2.6 Principal or Secondary Obligations; 2.7 Liquid and Non-liquid Obligations; 3 Performance; 4 Non-performance; 5 Other Grounds for Extinction of Obligations; 5.1 Release; 5.2 Set-off; 5.3 Novation; 5.4 Merger; 4: Contractual Obligations; 1 Essential Elements of a Contract; 1.1 Agreement between the Parties; 1.2 Object; 1.3 Form; 2 Formation of Contract; 3 Vices of Consent; 3.1 Mistake; 3.2 Fraud; 3.3 Duress; 4 Validity of Contract; 5 Discharge of a Contract.
- 5.1 Performance and its Equivalents5.2 Mutual Agreement; 5.3 Breach of Contract; 5.4 Impossibility of Performance; 5.5 Prescription; 6 Plurality of Parties; 5: Specific Contracts; 1 Sale; 2 Exchange; 3 Gift; 4 Hire; 4.1 Hire of Property; 4.2 Hire of Services; 4.3 Hire of Work; 5 Loan; 5.1 Loan for Use; 5.2 Loan for Consumption; 6 Guarantee; 7 Mortgage; 8 Pledge; 6: Delictual Obligations; 1 Elements of Delict Law; 2 General Rules of Liability; 3 Special Rules of Liability; 3.1 Defamation; 3.2 Unfair Competition; 3.3 Liability for Damage done by Animals; 3.4 Liability of Supervisors.
- 3.5 Circulation of Vehicles4 Strict Liability; 4.1 Defective Products; 4.2 Liability of Employers; 4.3 Liability of Artificial Persons; 4.4 Liability for Damage caused by Buildings; 7: Quasi-Contractual Obligations; 1 Management of Affairs without Mandate; 2 Undue Enrichment; 8: The Regulation of Property; 1 The Right of Ownership; 2 Acquisition of Ownership; 2.1 Accession; 2.2 Specification; 2.3 Occupation; 2.4 Acquisitive Prescription; 3 Extent and Exercise of Ownership; 3.1 Limits upon the Owner's Right of Possession; 3.2 Limits upon the Owner's Right of Enjoyment; 4 Possession.