Lecture
This lecture delves into the legal framework of real rights, focusing on the freedom of contract in Swiss law, the types of contracts provided by the legislator, and the limitations on inventing new types of real rights. It also explains the concept of priority in real rights, the establishment of different ranks in mortgage rights, and the implications of these ranks in case of forced realization of the property. The lecture concludes with insights on the repayment of mortgages, the importance of contractual agreements with banks, and the distinction between priority in real rights and priority in time. The instructor also shares final remarks, expressing regret for the lack of in-person interaction due to the pandemic and highlighting the enduring passion and curiosity of students in the field of natural sciences.