I support Martin. A issue is the existing ownership classes and properties.
They are definitely a part of legal stuff.
We need also somebody with high competence law informatics.ý
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Dear Joao,
I think this is highly relevant. Could you point to some sources? I'd like to
put all that legal stuff into a CRM extension, may be social history is the
right framework? To be discussed in the next meeting.
All the best,
Martin
On 8/22/2017 1:20 PM, João Oliveira Lima wrote:
Dear Christian-Emil and Robert,
Perhaps the Institutional Theory of Law has ideas to come up with an answer to
your question and to the question that started this thread.
Influenced by the Philosophy of Language, by J. Searle and J. Austin, the legal
neo-institutionalism brought new light to the concept of "legal institution".
According to Neil MacComick, "a 'institution of law' is a legal concept which
are regulated by sets of institutive, consequential and terminative rules"
("Enn Normative Description" isA "E29 Design of Procedure") "with the effect
that instances of them are properly said to exist over a period of time, from
the occurrence of an institutive act or event until the occurrence of a
terminative act or event" (so, "Enn Legal Institution" is a "E4 Period").
The term "right" has a semantic overload. It is necessary to differentiate
"right-claim/duty" as an atomic relation between two people (in the hohfeldian
sense) as well as "right" as an instance of a legal institution (ex: property
right). Property right consists of a bunch of atomic rights (claims, power,
immunity, privileges).
Kind Regards,
João Alberto de Oliveira Lima
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