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Understanding Real Rights and Possession

The document discusses real rights, focusing on property and possession, including definitions and examples of various types of things such as movable, immovable, corporeal, and incorporeal items. It outlines the elements of possession, classifications of property rights, and the implications of good and bad faith in possession. Additionally, it details servitudes and rights associated with property ownership.

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Understanding Real Rights and Possession

The document discusses real rights, focusing on property and possession, including definitions and examples of various types of things such as movable, immovable, corporeal, and incorporeal items. It outlines the elements of possession, classifications of property rights, and the implications of good and bad faith in possession. Additionally, it details servitudes and rights associated with property ownership.

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ACTIVITY # 1 – CHAPTER V.

REAL RIGHTS
Montserrat Trujillo Escobedo
13/ 05 / 2020
REAL RIGHTS
1” A”

THE PROPERTY REAL RIGHTS


THE POSSESSION
THE THINGS ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE'S THINGS

Res Mancipi: Example:


Possession de facto: Applies when It is the right of property.
slaves and draft animals one thing is under the control of a real right par excellence, the imply that a person
person, but constitutes a fact most important of this kind of have a real right over
natural. rights, for being the longest a thing that belongs to another,
Movable things: Example: regarding its content, and they are classified into rights
cars, paintings, chairs also because it is the right rights and enjoyment
Possession of Right: It is guarantee bills
forcibly an empowerment of
Real estate: Example: conduct, an authorization. THE PROPERTY INCLUDES
land, buildings, houses THREE RIGHTS:
Rural Servitude
Cosas corporales:Ejemplo: ELEMENTS OF THE
a slave, gold, silver POSSESSION Ius Attendi: it was the right that
I had the owner use the By the way: the fact of allowing
object, that is (right of use) circular for the following background,
Incorporeal things: Example: according to the need of the point
an inheritance, a usufruct Objective (Corpus): It is the one that dominant.
refers to the control or physical power that Ius Froendi: It is the right that
the person exerts influence over the thing
Divisible things: Example: one the owner of
take advantage of the object and enjoy it or Of the aqueduct: Allowing
roll of fabric, the lands
to perceive their fruits. to conduct water by some means
again from the following background to the
POSSESSION COULD BE:
benefit of the dominant fund.
Main things: Example:
The right of ownership, a lot Subjective (Animus): Consists of the Ius Abu tendí: Right that I had
of land intention or will of the subject to SERVITUDES
the owner of disposing of the
to possess the thing for the exclusion of the PERSONAL
object until exhausted, consume it
others. or doing with him whatever I want
Indivisible things: Example: a
within the margin of the law.
diamond, a table
Justa: it is when it is acquired without Usufruct: it is the
to harm a previous holder, right to use something
Accessory things: Example: the this is if acquired without defects CLASSES OF PROPERTY non-consumable foreign
pledge, the mortgage, the deposit movable or immovable.
Unjust: It implies that when acquiring it, it
Fungible things: Example: damaged another holder, it was also Quiritaria (civil law): it was the
money, chocolates, cookies known as vicious possession. recognized by civil law
pills that it required for its constitution. Use: To satisfy the
requirements.
Good Faith: applies when the holder
I believe I have the right to possession, the
Non-fungible things: Example: a Bonitaria right
a good faith possessor can come to fee): This property is
caballo, una casa Right of Habitation: it
be an owner. configured when it was lacking concrete use of
some of the requirements a specific room.
Consumable items: Examples: required by civil law.
Bad Faith: It occurs when the holder
food in general has no right to the
possession. It never becomes The surface: It is enjoyment
owner. about the constructions that
they are located in a territory
Non-consumable items: Example:
clothes, furniture of a house. of which one is not the owner.

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