Law and Data Science Module 2 Part 2

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2 Main Theories of Will

Programmed Will and General Will

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Programmed Will

user’s intent is captured in the system’s settings and instructions.

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General Will

by using the system, the user expresses a general intent to be bound by its actions within reasonable limits

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Property Law

regulates the relation between people and things. It defines who controls, who benefits, and who may exclude others

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Core Ideas of Ownership

Codified in the civil code, but no single legal definition

Ownership = most complete right over a thing

Can exist only in relation to a ‘good’; is an absolute right

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Concept of a Good

A tangible, controllable object, Movable – can be moved physically (car, phone) or Immovable – fixed to the ground (house, land)

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Powers of the Owner

(exclusive) Use/enjoyment, fruits/profits, disposition

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Use/enjoyment

freedom to use or even destroy the thing

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Fruits / profits

right to what the thing produces (rent, crops, dividends)

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Disposition

right to sell, gift, or create limited rights (e.g., mortgage)

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How Data Challenges Property Law

intangible and infinitely replicable, no exclusivity

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Intellectual Property Law

protects creations of the mind (e.g. copyright, patents)

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How Ownership Transfers

inheritance, finding, making or transfer (caveat: ownership never passes automatically)

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Valid title

reason behind the transfer

If the title is invalid (fraud, illegality, annulled contract), it is annulled or undone

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Authority to Dispose

Only the current owner can transfer ownership

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Delivery

the factual or formal act that completes the transfer

Converts the contract into an actual change of ownership

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Two main forms of Delivery

Immovable property: e.g. by notarial deed + registration

Movable property: by transfer of possession

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Ownership Transfer in Netherlands, France/Belgium and Germany

NL: Upon delivery

FR & BE: At Moment of Sales Contract

GE: 2 separate acts needed (Contract + Delivery)

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3 Conditions of Invalid Transfer

No delivery, Invalid Title, or No Authority