Artykuł przybliża rozwiązania normatywne dotyczące nabycia własności rzeczy ruchomej od nieuprawnionego przez nabywcę w dobrej wierze, występujące w systemach wybranych państw systemu prawa stanowionego i common law, w kontekście obrotu nielegalnie pozyskanymi zabytkami archeologicznymi. W artykule poruszono także problem wyboru prawa właściwego w przypadku spraw dotyczących zabytków archeologicznych oraz dzieł sztuki: czy powinny być stosowane takie reguły wyboru prawa jak do każdej innej rzeczy ruchomej, czy też należy zastosować odmienne rozwiązania?

The impact of the normative regulations of selected countries on the effectiveness of acquiring the ownership of illegally acquired archaeological monuments

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The article deals with different normative regulations concerning the acquisition of movables from a non domino purchased in good faith, which occur in selected civil law and common law systems, within the context of trafficking in illegally acquired archaeological monuments. The article also raises the problem of the choice of law in cases concerning archaeological monuments and works of art – whether the same rules for choosing the law should be applied to any movables, or if a different approach should be taken into consideration as far as archaeological monuments are concerned.

The article deals with different normative regulations concerning the acquisition of movables from a non domino purchased in good faith, which occur in selected civil law and common law systems, within the context of trafficking in illegally acquired archaeological monuments. The article also raises the problem of the choice of law in cases concerning archaeological monuments and works of art – whether the same rules for choosing the law should be applied to any movables, or if a different approach should be taken into consideration as far as archaeological monuments are concerned.