New Civil Code - Ownership and rights in rem
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New Civil Code - Ownership and rights in rem
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New Civil Code - Ownership and rights in rem
Everything you need to know about civil law! A series of popular and educational publications comprehensively covering the whole range of issues regulated by the new Civil Code is intended mainly for readers who are not legal experts but need to orient themselves in the new legal regulation.
What has the practice during the three years of application of the new Civil Code brought to the law of property and rights in rem? Get your bearings! We clearly define the concept of a thing and the division of things. Next, we deal with individual absolute rights, i.e. primarily possession and ownership, including the possible acquisition of ownership from an unauthorized person. We will clarify the co-ownership separately and deal with the administration of the common property and the separation and dissolution of the co-ownership. We specifically focus on residential co-ownership, especially the rights and obligations of the unit owner. Last but not least, we deal with rights in rem to other people's property, especially the newly introduced right of construction, but also with easements, liens and retention rights and the new regulation of the management of other people's property. The new edition responds to the amendment to the Civil Code, which brought changes especially to trusts.
What has the practice during the three years of application of the new Civil Code brought to the law of property and rights in rem? Get your bearings! We clearly define the concept of a thing and the division of things. Next, we deal with individual absolute rights, i.e. primarily possession and ownership, including the possible acquisition of ownership from an unauthorized person. We will clarify the co-ownership separately and deal with the administration of the common property and the separation and dissolution of the co-ownership. We specifically focus on residential co-ownership, especially the rights and obligations of the unit owner. Last but not least, we deal with rights in rem to other people's property, especially the newly introduced right of construction, but also with easements, liens and retention rights and the new regulation of the management of other people's property. The new edition responds to the amendment to the Civil Code, which brought changes especially to trusts.
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