El derecho de propiedad: debates en Chile a propósito de la experiencia alemana

This paper critically examines two recently constitutional amendment bills. Both bills include in the Constitution, following the German Fun¬damental Law, a provision stating that property must serve the common good. This research studies the foundations of regulation of property in German constitut...

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Main Authors: Soto Velasco, Sebastián, Muñoz Massouh, Ana María
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2019
Subjects:
derecho constitucional
derecho de propiedad
Ley Fundamental alemana
función social de la propiedad
constitutional law
property rights
German Fundamental Law
social function of the property
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7125249
Source:Revista Derecho Público Iberoamericano, ISSN 0719-2959, Nº. 15, 2019, pags. 153-173
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El derecho de propiedad: debates en Chile a propósito de la experiencia alemana
Summary: This paper critically examines two recently constitutional amendment bills. Both bills include in the Constitution, following the German Fun¬damental Law, a provision stating that property must serve the common good. This research studies the foundations of regulation of property in German constitutionalism and the social function provision in Chilean constitutionalism. Both perspectives give us room to conclude that current regulation of the social function, which allow limitations to property rights, is not different to the “common good” provision in the Fundamental Law of Germany. Then, such amendment does not contribute to the Chilean regulation of property right and, on the contrary, it could weak the protection of property

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