The "General Provisions" of the Civil Code are the common rules for the entire Civil Code, and include basic provisions regarding persons, juridical persons, things, and legal acts. On the other hand, "Property Rights" refers to real rights, which are a part of property law, and are the rights to directly and exclusively control "things" such as land and buildings. The General Provisions are fundamental rules that apply to all of property law, including property rights, and specific rights are defined based on the basic rules established in the General Provisions. Stored in a bookshelf for many years. Therefore, it is clean, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about aging changes such as sun damage.