lec5propertylaw(编辑修改稿)

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0条 ). All this, of course, has ended。 land is only one form of wealth. A great and powerful family is one that controls mighty enterprises, rather than one that rules vast estates(控制大量地产的 ） . 7 Property law still covers a rich and varied group of subjects. To begin with, it asks: What does it mean to “own” land? How can I get title to land (土地所有权 ) and how can I dispose of it (如何处置 ) legally? There are issues about deeds (契约 ), joint ownership(共同所有权 ), and land records and registration (土地档案和注册 )。 and problems of land finance, including rules about mortgages and foreclosures(取消抵押品赎回权 ). There is the law of “nuisance“(防害行为法 ), which restricts me from using my land in such a way as to hurt my neighbors, pouring smoke or sending bad smells onto his land, for example. There are the law of ”easements” (地役权 ) and the exotic law of “covenants“( 契约 ) (especially those that ”run with the land”) : these(规则 ) deal with rights a person might have in his neighbor„s land—rights to drive a car up his driveway, to walk across his lawn, or to keep him from taking in boarders（ 寄膳宿者 ） . These are not rights of ownership。 rather they are “servitudes”（ 使用权 ， 可处分另一人财产的权力 ） restrictions or exceptions to the owner‟s rights, in favor of those another.（ 为他人利益而 … ） 8 The mon law was ingenious （ 巧妙地 ） in carving up rights to land into various plex segments called “estates”（ 地产 ） . These could be either time segments or space segments. A “life estate” （ 终身地产 ） (my right to live in a certa。