In customary law does not distinguish between objects such as those in the Civil Code, but only know the object distinction on the ground and not ground
Also the principal agrarian law knows no distinction between a moving object with no moving objects
While in the Netherlands tend to recognize the distinction between objects and not on behalf or on behalf of a registered object / registergoederen and objects that are not registered / en Andere goederen for moving objects and objects do not move. Items listed are objects in which the transfer and assignment is hinted to be registered in the register in question.
According to the Civil Code it can be distinguished as follows:
- Tangible and intangible - lihamelijk, onlichamelijk.
- Movable and immovable objects
- Objects that can be used up / vebruikbaar and objects that can not be used up / onverbruikbaar.
- Existing objects / tegenwoordige Zaken and the aka body still ringing / toekkomstige Zaken The absolute is the goods at one time did not exist, for example: the upcoming harvest.
- A relative is the goods at the time was already there but for certain people do not exist, for example, goods that are purchased but not yet delivered.
- Objects in the trade / Zaken in de handel and objects outside the trade / Zaken Buiten de handel (illicit goods, air).
Objects that can be shared and objects that can not be divided
The distinction is important and commonly / often used is the distinction of moving objects and objects do not move.
Moving objects can be divided into two, namely:
Moving objects because of its / Article 509 Civil Code:
Which can be moved
Which can move itself
Moving objects because of the law.
Fixtures were divided into three, namely
Objects do not move because of its nature: land and all that is contained within and above and all that was built on land that is still what to plant and tree fruit in the harbor that has not been taken.Here is his opponent embraced the principle of vertical horizontal principle.Objects do not move because its purpose: in this sort of thing, including moving objects that are used in the subject matter must be such that they fit kontruksinya and bound to wear it. Principal object must be an object does not move.
Objects do not move because the law
In Customary Law does not distinguish objects like those in the Civil Code, but only know the object distinction on the ground and not the land is also the basic agrarian law knows no distinction between a moving object with no moving objects.
While in the Netherlands tend to recognize the distinction between objects and not on behalf or on behalf of a registered object / registergoederen and objects that are not registered / en Andere goederen for moving objects and objects do not move. Items listed are objects in which the transfer and assignment is hinted to be registered in the register in question.
According to the Civil Code it can be distinguished as follows:A. Tangible and intangible - lihamelijk, onlichamelijk.2. Movable and immovable objects3. Objects that can be used up / vebruikbaar and objects that can not be usedout / onverbruikbaar.4. Existing objects / tegenwoordige Zaken and the aka body stilltone / toekkomstige Zaken
a. The absolute is the goods at one time did not exist,
for example: the upcoming harvest.
b. A relative is the goods at the time was already there but for the
certain people do not exist, for example, goods that are purchased but
not been submitted.5. Objects in the trade / Zaken in de handel and objects outside of the trade / ZakenBuiten de handel (illicit goods, air)6. Objects that can be shared and objects that can not be divided.
The distinction is important and commonly / often used is the distinction of moving objects and objects do not move.
Moving objects can be divided into two, namely:a. Moving objects because of its / Article 509 Civil Code:
Which can be moved.
Which can move itself.b. Moving objects because of the law.
Fixtures were divided into three, namely1. Objects do not move because of its nature: land and all that is contained
within and above and all that was built on land that is
remains what to plant and tree fruit in the harbor that has not been taken.
Here is his opponent embraced the principle of vertical horizontal principle.2. Objects do not move because its purpose: to the objects of this kind include
moving objects that are used in the subject matter must be such
kontruksinya so that they fit and are bound to wear it. Object
just be an object does not move.3. Objects do not move because the legislation.
There are four essentials to distinguish between a moving object with no moving objects, namely:1. Regarding bezitnya / power status
To apply the principle of moving objects contained in paragraph 1 of article 1977 Civil Code is
bezitter of moving objects is as eigenaar of goods (as the title which applies Bezit
perfect / Bezit geldt als volkomen title) (who controls the object is regarded as
owners)
2. Object was not moving is not the case.
Regarding leveringnya / deliverySubmission of a moving object can be done with the delivery of real (real and immediate delivery), while delivery of the object should not move behind the name.
First delivery of the object does not move by Ordinance Over schrijvings S. 1834 No.27.Now according to the submission BAL fixtures must be made and signed before PPAT / Deed of Land Officer in the certificate.
3. Regarding verjaring / expired / overdueOf the moving object does not recognize expired because the principle applies that are listed in paragraph 1 of Article 1977 as described in no. 1 above.Do not know of any moving object expiration of 20 years with a legal right reasons and 30 years with no legal right reasons.
4. Regarding bezwaring / assignmentThe imposition of a moving object must be a pand / lien is the imposition of the object does not move with the mortgage / fiduciary.
