Posetion
Usucapión
Co-ownership
Usufructo
100

The name of the 2 types of posetion

1. Actual possession/possession in fact

2. Constructive possession/ possession in law

100

What is usucapión?

A means of acquring ownership or other real rights through possession as an owner

100

Explain the right of use and enjoyment

All co-owners have the right to posses and use the common property. They cannot alter the purpose of the property or prejudice the interests of other co-owner.

100

Who si the usufructuary?

person who enjoys the usufruct. who shall maantain the property as a responsible owner and shouldn´t cause damage.

200

What is posetion?

to have phusical possession or otherwise to exercise dominion or control over tangible property
200

Explain the "by effect" classification

positive (acquires rights)

negative  (realeases obligations) 

200

Explain the fractional share

Each co-owner holds a percentage of interest in the property as a whole.

200

What does "duty to preserve" mean?

when the usufructuary must maintain the property and avoid unauthoried damage or changes

300

Explain the ability to exercise control (characteristic)

the person has the ability to manage, use, keep or dispose the item

300

Explain bad faith

knowing you didn´t own it, occupying without proper title 

300

What does forced co-owenrship mean?

Exists when the physical nature of the property makes it impossible to divide or sell without destroying its utility or value

300

What was the example given for imperfect usufruct?

A person receives the right to use a sum of money and must account for its equivalent at the end.

400

Explain the power to control as a characteristic

It represents having effective dominion and authority over an object, such that you can exercise control over it to the exclusion of others, even if you are not currently near it.

400

What does "must be invoked" mean?

a judge doesn´t apply it on their own, you have to ask for it 

400

What does it mean when a co-ownership is temporary?

The law allows owners to agree not to divide the property for a limited period (typically up to 5 years, renewable by consent), after which any party can petition to dissolve it.

400

What does it mean when a usufruct is perfect?

the property can be used withour destroying or consuming its essential nature