Title security: means of securing the obligation

  • Elena Shapovalova Altai State University - Russia
  • Natalya Pronina Altai State University - Russia
  • Aleksey Buyanov Altai State University - Russia
Keywords: Sales contract, methods of securing obligations, fiduciary property, title security.

Abstract

The article is devoted to the review of the effectiveness of the security mechanism of titles. In current research the performance of the obligation with the use of dialectical method, analysis and synthesis, the essence, content and types of title security are considered. The study summarizes the experience of applying the provisions of foreign title security legislation, analyzes the characteristic features of fiduciary in Roman law, and attempts to correlate the provisions of Roman law with the modern understanding of title security. The necessity of detailed contractual regulation of title security as an unnamed method of securing the obligation is revealed and substantiated. Special attention is paid to the practice (including foreign ones) of titular collateral application in bankruptcy cases. We suggested to consider the mechanism of security effect in title security through the prism of Roman fiduciary and secondary rights.

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Author Biographies

Elena Shapovalova, Altai State University - Russia

PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Civil Law. Law school, Altai State University, Russian Federation.

Natalya Pronina, Altai State University - Russia

LL.M., senior lecturer of the Civil Law Department. Law school, Altai State University, Russian Federation.

Aleksey Buyanov, Altai State University - Russia

Master student. Law school, Altai State University, Russian Federation.

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Published
2019-11-30
How to Cite
Shapovalova, E., Pronina, N., & Buyanov, A. (2019). Title security: means of securing the obligation. Religación, 4(21), 112-117. Retrieved from https://revista.religacion.com/index.php/religacion/article/view/518