Goods transfers and the register property in Spain (part two)

Abstract

Traffic of goods within the legal scope imposed by the will of the particulars
is a core issue of interest, not only to the contract parties but to everyone, particularly to the transferor/acquirer creditors and to third parties
acquiring rights on the goods. The scope of this work is to analyze the
transfer of goods regime “inter vivos” within the Spanish Law, within the
European legal scope and with emphasis on the real state transfers. Spain
has adopted a peculiar transfer system, due to the fact that general rules
apply notwithstanding the immovable or movable nature of the good, and,
additionally, other rules are superposed intending to establish the effects
that derive from the real state register publicity. The coordination between
the above-mentioned rules produces an original result that may constitute
the meeting point of different European register systems.