THE RECEPTION OF ROMAN LAW IN THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS IN UKRAINE: A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS AND CONTEMPORARY IMPLICATIONS
Abstract
In the context of Europeanisation and the recodification of civil legislation, there is a need to consider ways in which the provisions of the Civil Code of Ukraine on the protection of possession might be improved. One possible inspiration for this could be the conceptual provisions of private law as developed in Ancient Rome. In the spirit of constructive engagement, this study explores the intricacies of property law in the context of ancient Rome (1), current Ukrainian legislation (2), and the evolving landscape of future Ukrainian property laws (3). The aim of this examination is to identify potential avenues for harmonious integration.
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Tenth International Conference For the Anniversary of the Balkan Association of Roman Law and Roman Legal Tradition “Societas pro Iure Romano” IUS & LEX University of Sofia “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Department of Law September 11th - 13 th, 2025 Book of Abstracts Sofia, 2025
Tenth International Conference for the Anniversary of the Balkan Association of Roman Law and Roman Legal Tradition “Societas pro Iure Romano” “IUS & LEX” 4 Published by: For Publisher: Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Faculty of Law Organizing and Editorial Committee: Prof. Daniel Valchev, PhD Prof. Malina NovkirishkaStoyanova, DHаbil Prof. Ekaterina Mateevam DHаbil The conference is coorganized by : Balkan Association of Roman Law and Roman Legal Tradition “Societas pro Iure Romano”and Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Faculty of Law, Scientific project IUS ROMANUM.
Tenth International Conference for the Anniversary of the Balkan Association of Roman Law and Roman Legal Tradition “Societas pro Iure Romano” “IUS & LEX” 26 Prof. Anatoliy Kostruba, Dr, Habil., Paris Nanterre University, France [email protected] THE RECEPTION OF ROMAN LAW IN THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS IN UKRAINE: A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS AND CONTEMPORARY IMPLICATIONS Abstract: In the context of Europeanisation and the recodification of civil legislation, there is a need to consider ways in which the provisions of the Civil Code of Ukraine on the protection of possession might be improved. One possible inspiration for this could be the conceptual provisions of private law as developed in Ancient Rome. In the spirit of constructive engagement, this study explores the intricacies of property law in the context of ancient Rome (1), current Ukrainian legislation (2), and the evolving landscape of future Ukrainian property laws (3). The aim of this examination is to identify potential avenues for harmonious integration. Keywords: ownership, reception of roman law, codification of Ukrainian legislation, protection of property rights