Vol 22 (2014)

Learning from Neighbours' Experiences: Property Law and Consumer Credit

ISBN 978-9985-870-34-1

Table of Contents

Articles

Dear reader,
Karin Sein
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1-1
Why do We Need Grundstücke (Land Units), and What are They? On the Difficulties of Divining a European Concept of ‘Thing’ in Property Law
Christian von Bar
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3-15
The Scandinavian Approach to Property Law, Described through Six Common Legal Concepts
Claes Martinson
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16-26
Proprietary Security Rights in Movables—European Developments: A Spotlight Approach to Book IX DCFR
Wolfgang Faber
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27-36
Developments in the Scottish Law of Land Registration
Andrew Steven
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37-42
Reform of Land Registration in Latvia
Janis Rozenfelds
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43-50
Norway: Non-secured Instant Loans to Consumers
Kåre Lilleholt
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51-56
Regulation of Instant Loans and Other Credits in Swedish Law
Annina H. Persson, Ann-Sofie Henrikson
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57-70
The Way to Over-indebtedness—Intensive Marketing, Easy Access to Loans, and Insufficient Legislation (Denmark)
Tanja Jørgensen
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71-95
Instant Loans: Problems and Regulations in Finland
Antti Makkonen
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96-119
Legal Problems and Regulations related to Easy-access Non-secured Consumer Loans in Estonia
Karin Sein, Urmas Volens
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120-137
A Strict Regulatory Framework for SMS Credit and Its Effectiveness in Latvia
Inga Kačevska
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138-148
The Future of Consumer Credit in Lithuania: Quo vadis, Consumer Credit?
Danguolė Bublienė
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149-167