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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 11 No 4 (1964), 3–29
ArticleK některým problémům kvalitativního a kvantitativního vymezení právní kategorie osobního vlastnictví v socialistické společnosti
[About Some Problemes Concerning the Qualitative and the Quantitative Definition of the Legal Category of Personal Property in the Socialist Society]
Věra Čížkovská
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.752
published online: 11. 02. 2021
abstract
The study is based on the fact that in consequence of a continual development of personal property in the socialist society it is also necessary to improve the legal regulation of this important social relation. The authoress proceeds from the economic analysis of personal property and she stresses the dynamic aspect of it; in her conception personal property is a category which reflects the economic relation of distribution according to labour in the socialist society. In the next part of her article, the authoress tries to fix the qualitative and the quantitative limits of personal property in the present stage of development of the socialist society. She gives a survey of the existing theoretical literature and of the legal regulation of personal property in the legislation of the socialist countries; on the basis of these sources she sums up the general criteria of personal property, which are the following ones: a) the connection of personal property with the socialist social property, as far as its origin, existence and further development are concerned; b) the exclusive consumer character of personal property; c) the fact that the main source of personal property is labour for the benefit of society; d) the fact that personal property is used in a way which excludes exploitation; e) the subject of it can be only a physical person – a citizen; f) the predominance of the proprietor’s subjective rights over his duties as proprietor. The authoress comments in detail these criteria and makes some critical remarks. An important conclusion of the study is the statement that, according to her opinion, two categories of personal property exist in fact in the socialist society: personal property in the close sense of the word and personal property in the wider sense; in the two cases the postulate of harmony with the socialiste principle of distribution according to labour Is complied with in a different degree. This is the consequence of a still developing and improving system of socialist relations of production, which are still not entirely rid of residua Inherited from the past. It is a fact that must be respected also by the theory of law.
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