◆ Real estate accession refers to the legal provision where the ownership of movable property transfers to the owner of the real estate when the movable property is attached to the real estate and separation becomes economically inappropriate. ⚫︎ Definition: This refers to a state where real estate and movable property are combined, and separating them would significantly reduce their value, or separation is deemed inappropriate based on common social norms. ⚫︎ Principle: Movable property that has acceded to real estate, in principle, belongs to the owner of the real estate. ⚫︎ Examples: Fixtures installed in a building (air conditioners, system kitchens, etc.), trees planted on land, and garden stones installed on land. ◎ This book supplements and corrects "A Study of Real Estate Accession Law (1) - (6)" published several years ago in the Journal of the Jurisprudence Association, Vol. 94, No. 6, No. 6, No. 9, No. 11, No. 12, Vol. 95, No. 2, No. 4 (1977-1978). ☆ Main Contents ☆ ⚫︎ Preface: Research Topics, Subjects, Perspectives, and Order ⚫︎ Chapter 1: Scholarly Theories in Japan ⚫︎ Chapter 2: The Drafting Process of the Current Civil Code ⚫︎ Chapter 3: Reception Law and the Reception of Law ⚫︎ Chapter 4: Court Cases in Japan ◉ A5 size. With a slipcase. Hardcover. 344 pages. Price: ¥7000 ◉ Second edition, first printing, August 20, 1997. Published by Yuhikaku. ◉ Images ⑦ to ⑨ are the detailed table of contents. ◉ Includes a "Case Index" and a "Subject Index" at the end. ◉ The top of the front endpaper has been blacked out with a black marker. (Image ⑤) ★ Condition: The slipcase has stains, yellowing on the edges, some creases, some stains on the spine, and damage to the top and bottom, indicating use. The paraffin cover of the main body has wrinkles and creases, but the text is clean without any underlining or writing. ✳︎ We do not negotiate price reductions.