A few remarks on the (im)perfection of the term securities: a theoretical study

• Published in: Juridical Tribune Vol. 11; no. 2; pp. 135 - 149
• Main Author: Peráček, Tomáš
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Bucharest Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences 01.06.2021; Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative; Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative (the Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences); Bucharest University of Economic Studies
• Subjects: Case law; Commercial Law; Economic policy; Economic theory; International economics; Jurisprudence; Law on Economics; law order; legal theory; Legislation; Loan agreements; Perfectionism; Qualitative research; Roman civilization; securities; Theorists; Trading; economic theory; law order; legal theory; securities
• ISSN: 2247-7195; 2247-7195; 3008-637X; 2248-0382
• DOI: 10.24818/TBJ/2021/11/2.01

This theoretical study is primarily anchored in the area of economic theory, legal theory and law. It seeks a multidisciplinary and comparative examination of issues, the concept and regulation of which remains largely unfinished in the international economic, legal environment and in the decades of professional and laconic debates. Not only in economic terms, there are numbers of unanswered questions in the long term, not only in economic practice. However, as the concept of a security is a matter of non-economic interest as well as legal theorists, the answers to the lack of clarity and difficulties are quite difficult to find. The aim of the study is to contribute to the correct economic and theoretical definition of a key concept in the field of securities. The setting of this objective is based directly on needs and emerging practical problems in business practice. Indeed, their proper understanding and application has a fundamental impact on the contractual trading of securities in global terms. In connection with the processing of the matter, we have applied primarily qualitative methods, having regard to the nature of the subject of the matter under examination (methodological and economic terms). However, we also make use of scientific literature, case-law and the analogy of law, providing our contribution with qualifying responses to the pitfalls of economic and legal practices.