2471th Sec 0458: Difference between revisions

From Thai Codification Codes of 1925
 
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# Swiss Code (1911): [F.C.O.]199, 229, [S.C. 656, 714]
# Swiss Code (1911): [F.C.O.]199, 229, [S.C. 656, 714]
# Jp. Code (1896): '''''[[1896ja_Book2_Chapter01#Article_176.|[176]]]''''', [[1896ja_Book3_Chapter02_Title03_Part01#Article_555.|555]]
# Jp. Code (1896): '''''[[1896ja_Book2_Chapter01#Article_176.|[176]]]''''', [[1896ja_Book3_Chapter02_Title03_Part01#Article_555.|555]]
# English Law : Indian Contact p.8
# English Law: Indian Contact p.8
# Miscellaneous: It.1448
# Miscellaneous: It.1448
====== '''《Comments》''' ======
====== '''《Comments》''' ======
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* French Civil Code (1804), Art.1583:
* French Civil Code (1804), Art.1583:
** It is complete between the parties, and the property is acquired in law by the purchaser with regard to the seller, as soon as the thing and the price are agreed on, though the thing have not been delivered nor thie price paid.
** It is complete between the parties, and the property is acquired in law by the purchaser with regard to the seller, as soon as the thing and the price are agreed on, though the thing have not been delivered nor the price paid.
The other relevant source is as follows:
 
* Japanese Civil Code (1896, 98), Art. 176:
** The creation and transfer of real rights take effect from the mere expression of intention of the parties concerned.

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มาตรา 458
  • กรรมสิทธิ์ในทรัพย์สินที่ขายนั้น ย่อมโอนไปยังผู้ซื้อตั้งแต่ขณะเมื่อได้ทำสัญญาซื้อขายกัน

Section 458. (Draft in English from Vol.93)

  • The ownership of the property sold is transferred to the buyer from the moment when the contract of sale is entered into.
《Genealogies》
  1. Draft of 1919: Ob.393
  2. Draft of April 1924: 458
  3. Book III of January 1925: 458 (Record of Revision in Vol.54)
《References》

☆ quoted from “INDEX” (Original Table in Vol.54) with supplementary entries in […]

  1. Fr. Code (1804): 1538 [??], * [1583], Loi, 3, Mars.1855
  2. Gr. Code (1896): Contra.433 [??], [873], [929]
  3. Swiss Code (1911): [F.C.O.]199, 229, [S.C. 656, 714]
  4. Jp. Code (1896): [176], 555
  5. English Law: Indian Contact p.8
  6. Miscellaneous: It.1448
《Comments》

The most plausible model for this section would be:

  • French Civil Code (1804), Art.1583:
    • It is complete between the parties, and the property is acquired in law by the purchaser with regard to the seller, as soon as the thing and the price are agreed on, though the thing have not been delivered nor the price paid.

The other relevant source is as follows:

  • Japanese Civil Code (1896, 98), Art. 176:
    • The creation and transfer of real rights take effect from the mere expression of intention of the parties concerned.