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Collet, Laurence. "La notion de droit extrapatrimonial." Paris 2, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA020092.
Full textThe concept of extra-patrimonial right was created by the modern jurisconsults (doctrine): this concept appeared at the end of the last century. Since that time, it has been used by the legislator, but the concept is now hardly questionned ; it's said to be not clearly defined and uselee. Going into the question, the concept seems really difficult to define, but its usefulness appears undeniabler neither the law of torts nor the law of contract (using other concepts like " order public " and "bonnes moeurs") are able to suuply for extrapatrimonial rights. Many extra patrimonial rights can be found in the positive law ( enactments ) and the law ( jurisprudence ) of the present day, like civic rights, human rights, liberties, some civil rights like rights of the parents on their children. . . So that the concept can be found not only in national law but also in international and supranational law, which shows its importance again. The concept of extra-patrimonial right which has appeared absolutely necessary in a theroretical respect also appears undeniable and significant in a practical prespect. Trying to define to concept, their finality which is to protect moral and physical integrity of the human beings holding tehm, point out the uniformity of extra-patrimonial rights. This finality contrary to the finality of the other rights, is determined by the legislaor hiself and laid down to their holders, at the same time as the rights themselves are
Martron, Hélène. "Les droits de la personnalité des personnes morales de droit privé." Poitiers, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010POIT3017.
Full textThe financial crises in 1990s have highlighted the vulnerability of intermediate exchange rate regimes and floating exchange regime emerged as the only viable option for emerging economies. However, despite the formal adoption of floating exchange regime, emerging economies have implemented a monetary policy of exchange rate stabilization, ensuring, de facto, the survival of intermediate exchange rate regimes, through fear of floating. This thesis examines, by the analysis of the relationship between domestic monetary policy and the exchange rate volatility in emerging economies, the nature of intermediate regimes de facto. Chapter 1 deals with the problem of the choice of exchange rate regime, and the reasons for the survival of intermediate exchange rate regimes. Chapter 2 presents the problem of inflation targeting as a nominal anchor in the formal floating exchange rate regime, and potential conflicts between the inflation targeting and the exchange rate stabilization policy. Chapter 3 highlights the vulnerabilities (pass-through, original sin) of emerging economies streamlining the fear of floating and also throws the light on the effectiveness of the policy interest rate to stabilize the exchange rate. Chapter 4 constitutes the base of an empirical analysis of exchange rate volatility in a sample of 20 emerging economies over the period 1994-2008, examining the characteristics of daily series of exchange rate return through the ARMA and GARCH models. Chapter 5 tests the effect on the exchange rate volatility of the two dimensions of monetary policy (volatility and level of interest rates). The tests indicate that exchange rate volatility depends negatively on the volatility of interest rates but positively on the level of that rate. In other words, stabilization exchange rate monetary policy is on the razor's edge, about its effect on the exchange rate volatility
Da, Silva Valérie. "De l'incapacité à la protection en matière personnelle." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010268.
Full textGisclard, Thibault. "La personnalité humaine comme élément du patrimoine." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010321.
Full textThuegaz, Aurélie. "Le droit français à et sur l'image : comparaison au droit anglais." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010323.
Full textGuennad, Smain. "Le préjudice moral des personnes morales." Thesis, Paris 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA020035.
Full textAs they face a growing number of commercial torts, and their inalility to manage them, companies are no longer able to obtain effective compensation for property and pecuniary losses. On the basis, some authors suggest the introduction of punitive damages, while others advocate restitutory damages.This study aims to desmonstrate that companies can suffer damage to their extra-patrimonial interests, and that in this case they should be compensated at least on the basis of moral damages. In this context, this thesis will focus on the concepts of brand, know-how, corporate culture, identity, and reputation. Furthermore, the distinction between the terms “damage” and“harm” is critical, as it clarifies the legal status of non-pecuniary damages suffered by acompany while the consequences of patrimonial and extra-patrimonial damages are considered separately. Hence, new rules regarding the moral damages should be considered. The role of judges and experts will be highlighted, as well as the criteria therefore used by the judge. An option isalso to consider some additional criteria. It is also worth mentionning the results of redress onthe various protagonists
Daudet, Victor. "Les droits et actions attachés à la personne." Thesis, Montpellier 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON10034/document.
Full textThe expression “rights and actions attached to the holder” is used in several fields of the private law. Exceptions to the indirect action and to some rules of the liquidation, they are also exclusives properties in the matrimony. This heterogeneity of use leads us to wonder about the existence of a true juridical notion. Its existence can be found by comparing the different prerogatives and their different relations. It is then possible to identify the notion. Even if the subjectivity of the notion can make it difficult to comprehend, however it can be approached, specified and shaped.As for the study of the object of the attach to the person, it leads us to observe the existence of a constant distinction between the ability to exercise and its result. This distinction, that merges with the distinction of the deed and the finance, can then reveal the real domain of the rights and actions attached to the holder. Gathering within the patrimony the extrapatrimonial rights, they even appear to be at the origin of the rights non-attached to the holder and lead to reorganize all subjective rights
Deschanel, Cécile. "Le droit patrimonial à l'image : émergence d'un nouveau droit voisin du droit d'auteur." Thesis, Avignon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AVIG2059/document.
Full textIt’s difficult to qualify the image rights. On the one hand, the image by its ties with the person, seems have to escape all economic considerations and that’s the reason for which the image rights is traditionally qualified as an extrapatrimonial right and inserted into personality rights. On the other hand, the existence of image contracts and the important economic value that this one can obtain, seems to tip the image rights into patrimonial rights category. This dualistic nature of the image rights, like other personality rights, has brought part of the doctrine to pronounce in favor of the patrimonial personality rights recognition. However, in our opinion, if it’s harmful to keep on denying the mixed nature of image rights, it’s not necessary, nor even desirable, to change glance on personality rights. Furthermore, it’s essential to reconsider how to draw a tight distinction between extrapatrimonial and patrimonial image rights. These two rights respond to different needs and therefore don’t have the same nature and so not the same regime. According to this reasoning, only patrimonial image rights qualification need to be reviewed. Indeed, while extrapatrimonial image rights must continue to belong to personality rights, patrimonial image rights, for its part, have to detach from it. It’s then necessary to find to which right category this last one is likely to belong and it’s finally towards intellectual property rights, and more precisely towards copyright neighbouring rights category that we turned to
Targues, Isabelle. "Les obligations conventionnelles nées du divorce." Thesis, Paris 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA020023.
Full textThe phenomenon of conventionalisation of family law and more precisely the role assigned to individual will in divorce has been increasing exponentially. As the sources of conventional obligations are multiple, it appears essential to define the variouselements that make up this specific group. Contracts are not the only source of conventional obligations. This last category should include all conventional legal acts which can be defined as expressions of will intending to produce legal effect.In divorce law, the voluntary agreements spouses are allowed to conclude in order tosettle the patrimonial and extra-patrimonial consequences of their separation are numerous. The growing importance given by law to individual will in order to settle the consequences of divorce calls for the examination of the genuine qualification ofspouses’ agreements. The analysis of the conventional obligations originating from divorce demonstrates that common law contracts flourish in divorce law while, at the same time, divorce agreements develop on the fringes of the guiding principles of contract law. Regarding these conventions, judges’ interventions add to individual willso as to reach perfect agreements. Eventually, in a context where individual freedom is promoted, common law contracts are a privileged tool for spouses who wish to organize themselves the patrimonial consequences of their separation. However, matrimonial public order legislation remains and cannot be dissociated from the extra-patrimonial field. In this regard, it should be noted that the general theory of the law of obligations does not intend to endanger the status of persons which must inherently remain inalienable