Limited Real Rights: Servitudes

This lecture covers the concept of limited real rights, focusing on servitudes. It explains how a limited real right confers partial control over a property, emphasizing the restriction it imposes on full ownership. The lecture also discusses the possibility of multiple servitudes on the same property, addressing issues of compatibility and priority in case of conflicting rights. Furthermore, it delves into the types of land servitudes, such as passage and building restrictions, detailing their legal implications and transferability. The process of establishing and extinguishing servitudes is explored, including methods like registration, prescription, and judicial release. The conditions for the judicial release of servitudes are outlined, highlighting scenarios where the utility of the servitude diminishes, leading to potential extinction without compensation.