Ownership of property can be acquired in several ways according to the Civil Code: through occupation of unowned land or intellectual creation, by operation of law such as succession, by donation from another owner, or through contracts like purchase if accompanied by tradition/transfer of possession. Ownership can also be acquired over time through prescription/adverse possession if certain conditions are met.
Ownership of property can be acquired in several ways according to the Civil Code: through occupation of unowned land or intellectual creation, by operation of law such as succession, by donation from another owner, or through contracts like purchase if accompanied by tradition/transfer of possession. Ownership can also be acquired over time through prescription/adverse possession if certain conditions are met.
Ownership of property can be acquired in several ways according to the Civil Code: through occupation of unowned land or intellectual creation, by operation of law such as succession, by donation from another owner, or through contracts like purchase if accompanied by tradition/transfer of possession. Ownership can also be acquired over time through prescription/adverse possession if certain conditions are met.
Ownership of property can be acquired in several ways according to the Civil Code: through occupation of unowned land or intellectual creation, by operation of law such as succession, by donation from another owner, or through contracts like purchase if accompanied by tradition/transfer of possession. Ownership can also be acquired over time through prescription/adverse possession if certain conditions are met.
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CHAPTER 1
General Provisions
New Civil Code
DIFFERENT MODES OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP ARTICLE 712. Ownership is acquired by occupation and by intellectual creation. Ownership and other real rights over property are acquired and transmitted by law, by donation, by estate and intestate succession, and in consequence of certain contracts, by tradition. They may also be acquired by means of prescription.