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The surrogation in rem, that is the substitution of an object or assets by act of law with effect in rem without special act of transmission, is an element of numerous European jurisdictions. It has its origin in the ancient Greek and Roman Civil law. The existing legal regulations on surrogation in rem provoke many questions on private and property law, which are still not fully answered. The present comparative law study enlightens the characteristics of the term surrogation in rem, its development as well as several cases in the Greek civil code (Astikos Kodikas, AK) and the German civil code (BGB) under a dogmatic and methodological point of view. The acceptance of a comprehensive surrogation principle might enable modern jurisprudence to formulate a solution for controversial legal questions.

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Dr. Dimitrios Devetzis, LL.M., M.L.E, ist Rechtsanwalt. Er studierte Jura in Thessaloniki, Griechenland, und in Hannover. Seit 2018 ist er Gastprofessor an der Université Orthodoxe au Congo.

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