Keywords
Propiedad, Posesión, Registro de la propiedad, Legislación hipotecaria, Historia del derecho, Dominio, Property, Possession, Property registry, Mortgage legislation, Legal history, Ownership
Recensión de la obra de Martínez Pérez, F., «Posesión, dominio y registro. Constitución de la propiedad contemporánea en España (1861-1944)», Madrid (Dykinson), 2020, 286 pp.
Abstract
La recensión analiza la obra de Fernando Martínez Pérez sobre la constitución de la propiedad contemporánea en España entre 1861 y 1944. El libro estudia la transformación de las formas premodernas de dominio y posesión mediante el Registro de la Propiedad y la legislación hipotecaria. Se destaca la relevancia constitutiva de la inscripción posesoria para convertir antiguas situaciones dominicales en derechos de propiedad modernos. La obra recorre las reformas hipotecarias desde la Ley de 1861 hasta la reforma de 1944, atendiendo a legislación, jurisprudencia, doctrina, prácticas registrales y publicaciones profesionales. La recensión valora especialmente la amplitud documental y metodológica del estudio y su revisión de interpretaciones historiográficas anteriores, concluyendo que constituye una obra de referencia para futuras investigaciones sobre la institución de la propiedad.
The review examines Fernando Martínez Pérez's study of the formation of contemporary property in Spain between 1861 and 1944. The book explores the transformation of premodern forms of ownership and possession through the Property Registry and mortgage legislation. Particular attention is paid to the constitutive role of registered possession in converting earlier forms of dominion into modern property rights. The study follows the development of mortgage legislation from the 1861 Act to the 1944 reform, considering legislation, case law, legal scholarship, registration practices, and professional publications. The review particularly values the extensive documentary and methodological work undertaken by the author and his reassessment of previous historiographical interpretations. It concludes that the book represents an important reference for future research on the historical development of property institutions in Spain.
The review examines Fernando Martínez Pérez's study of the formation of contemporary property in Spain between 1861 and 1944. The book explores the transformation of premodern forms of ownership and possession through the Property Registry and mortgage legislation. Particular attention is paid to the constitutive role of registered possession in converting earlier forms of dominion into modern property rights. The study follows the development of mortgage legislation from the 1861 Act to the 1944 reform, considering legislation, case law, legal scholarship, registration practices, and professional publications. The review particularly values the extensive documentary and methodological work undertaken by the author and his reassessment of previous historiographical interpretations. It concludes that the book represents an important reference for future research on the historical development of property institutions in Spain.
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