Division of things according to the Austrian General Civil Code of 1811 as a reception of the provisions of Roman private law

The General Civil Code of the Austrian Empire in 1811 was extended, including to Western Ukrainian lands, which were part it, and effect until mid-late 1930s; modern Austria it is still valid today.
 main source first all pandect law, that is, Roman law recepted adapted new conditions. Therefore, author aimed investigate reception private (in particular, provisions title VIII «On division things their properties» book Justinian's Digests) when regulating by Code.
 article reveals concepts things, according various criteria peculiarities legal regimes types enshrined 1811; so, found under consideration.
 Namely, out that, contrast did not contain a general concept thing, such formulated Code. highlights into following criteria: subject they belong, – state property, property (including communal possessions property), common (public) ownerless things; properties corporeal incorporeal, mobile immobile, consumable non-consumable, valued non-valued; also established an allocation legislator category as aggregate thing.
 analyzed classification regulation actually constitute law. However, certain differences interpretation immovable namely understanding affiliation appurtenance things. And distinguish between unvalued, but sacred thing valuation.