文档介绍：GLOBALISATION OR ISOLATION IN NEW DUTCH PROPERTY LAW? The New Civil Code of herlands and the New Civil Codes of herlands Antilles and pared This is a revised and elaborated version of the presidential address held at the annual meeting of parative Law Association in Maastricht on 15 December 2002. The address was also presented as a paper at a meeting held under the auspices of the mune Research School (workshop Property Law) at Edinburgh Law School on 19 and 20 June 2003.
Sjef van Erp
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1. The new Civil Codes of herlands, herlands Antilles and Aruba
In this annual address, I would like to make parative property law analysis focusing on the relations within the Kingdom of herlands. The Kingdom of herlands prised of: the so-called ‘Kingdom in Europe’(herlands), herlands Antilles and Aruba. The overall constitutional structure can be found in the Statuut voor het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (Charter for the Kingdom of herlands). The Statuut voor het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden can be found at: tents/pages/00008175/statuut_koninkrijk_nederlanden_7-.
In Article 42 of the Charter it is stated that the rules of constitutional law of the parts of the Kingdom are laid down in the Constitution (Grondwet) of herlands and the Constitution (Staatsregeling) of herlands Antilles and Aruba. The Grondwet van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden can be found at: tents/pages/00007999/grondwet_NL_6-. For an English translation of the Constitution of the Kingdom of herlands in Europe, see .ch/law/icl/.
Article 39 of the Charter contains the principle that within the Kingdom, amo