Real Estate Law

Aim

On completion of the course, the student should be able to - demonstrate knowledge of both acquisition of and the right of use to solid property, - account for right of use to solid property particularly regarding operating usufructuaries, - demonstrate awareness of both contract and property law in current fields, - account for the interplay between the contract law parts of real-estate law and the property law related aspects within the same, - identify, analyse, structure and solve practical problems in the stated legal fields, - based on said legal fields, argue for and against different legal solutions to the problems that have been identified and clarified, - reflect on both real estate and right of use problems from different perspectives, - critically examine and analyse both bond and property law related aspects.

Content

General real-estate law covers acquisition of ownership. Then, real estate concept, loads and fixtures to real estate are studied, as well as the ownership transition from both contract law and property law related perspectives. In addition, origin, termination and protection of rights of use are studied.