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Cet ouvrage se propose d'aborder le droit des interventions de l'Etat dans l'économie (ou, plus largement, le droit public) sous un angle différent. Il ne s'agit en effet pas de partir de pans du droit positif pour entamer un processus de systématisation mais de partir d'une analyse économique (conçue comme un outil d'exploration, ni positif, ni prescriptif) pour penser le droit public dans son ensemble. L'ouvrage s'interroge ainsi sur le pourquoi et le comment des régulations, reconceptualise quelques grandes notions du droit public (e. g. le service public, le droit public de la concurrence), et interroge la dynamique (juridique et économique) entre droit constitutionnel et droit public économique. Ce faisant, il offre un point de réflexion (au double sens du terme) au droit positif, à sa dynamique d'évolution et à sa systématisation par la doctrine

Droit public économique. --- Droit --- Sociologie juridique. --- Aspect économique. --- Droit public économique --- Sociologie juridique --- Aspect économique --- Trade regulation --- Economics --- Sociological jurisprudence --- Economie politique --- Droit international économique --- Commerce --- Concurrence --- Réglementation

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Land. Real estate --- Law of real property --- France --- United Kingdom --- Sécurité juridique --- Immeubles --- Vente et transmission

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This comparative research was triggered by the assessment of property registration law published in the World Bank Doing Business reports (DB). The international and interdisciplinary team aimed to assess how legal certainty was imagined and put in practice in French and English law, using commercial real estate as a case study. Not only this study identifies the economic impact of the law in both jurisdictions, it also looked at the practitioners' functions in the dealing with commercial real estate transactions. In other words, it analyses the topical position of practitioners such as the French notaires and the role of solicitors in England. Nowadays, the profession of notaires is confronted to numerous challenges. For instance, nationality requirement for its access, has been ruled by the ECJ as contrary to the freedom of establishment and art. 49 TFEU and not justified by the exercise of public authority". In this study, the authors argue that the actual nature and the quality of the work done by the practitioners should be considered as well as financial cost and delays. They also argue that a liberalisation of professions such as civil law notaires would have very little impact on the cost associated with doing business. As a matter of fact both the English and the French mechanisms are very similar in their objectives and outcome even though they handle the same transaction differently, because of the culturally different relevant angles.

Vendors and purchasers --- Commercial real estate --- Legal certainty --- Certainty of law --- Jurisprudence --- Law --- Commercial property --- Commercial real property --- Commercial space (Real estate) --- Real property --- Industrial real estate --- House buying --- House selling --- Purchasers --- Venders and purchasers --- Commercial law --- Deeds --- Land titles --- Interpretation and construction --- Law and legislation --- United Kingdom. --- France. --- England.