The legal classification of property statutes and their relationship with obligatory statutes
Initial scan view · retrospective language and content review is in progress.Nikita Yu. Chaplin’s article was published in Public international and private international law. It addresses unresolved questions in private international law on how property statutes are legally classified and how they relate to obligatory statutes.
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Concrete legal issue
The legal classification of property statutes in private international law and their relationship with obligatory statutes
Why does it matter?
The article deals with the legal category of property statutes and how the applicable law is identified. It is therefore relevant for researchers examining the limits of status classification and for practitioners dealing with characterisation problems.
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- Content language
- English
- Source title
- The Real Statute: The Status and Possible Development Ways
- Document type
- Article
- Responsible person / body
- Nikita Yu. Chaplin
- Author / contributor
- Nikita Yu. Chaplin
- Publication / institution
- Public international and private international law
- Document / publication ID
- 10.18572/1812-3910-2026-3-26-29
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Nikita Yu. Chaplin, “The Real Statute: The Status and Possible Development Ways”, Public international and private international law, 2026-08-03, 10.18572/1812-3910-2026-3-26-29, PIL.OT akademik kayıt v1. https://pil-ot.org/en/records/the-real-statute-the-status-and-possible-development-ways--82c1b479-bb24-4a68-b7cb-02c41df2b035