eSignature Lawfulness for Real Estate in European Union

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unit 1 the basics of the real rights [Music] [Music] real property is the real estate and the lethal consequences of owning a real estate which sometimes is referred to as a bundle of legal rights that the owner has concerning the real estate a real estates owner holds the same rights as the owner of the personal property these rights are to own it to regulate it to exclude it from others to enjoy it and the right to distribute it by selling gifting abandoning or bequeath in it this is in summary the standard idea of ownership real estate property law is the section of the law that regulates the various forms of ownership and tenancy in real property as well as in personal property within the national legal system in some legal law systems there is a division between movable and immovable property more specifically movable property correspond to personal property while immovable property correspond to real estate or real property and the associative rights and obligations thereon therefore when someone is studying or wants to get information about the real rights should first consult the national legislation concerning real estates in the relevant competent authorities [Music] usually the law concerning immovable property includes one land two buildings and other s structures or fixtures affixed to any land or to any building rather or structure three trees vines and any other thing whatsoever planted or growing upon any land and any produced thereof before severance for Springs Wells water and water rights whether held together with or independently of any land five privileges liberties easements and many other rights and advantages whatsoever a pertaining or reputed to a pertain to any land or to any building or other or structure six and undivided share in any property real estate ownership is limited in many ways by the law real estate rights can be restricted to certain aspects of the real estate such as mineral rights the most common problems that real estate owners face are Oh access as many plots of land have no access to a public road owners often need a formal way to access a public road Oh borderline disputes often owners of neighboring plots claim that a strip of land on their borderline is part of their plot Oh bureaucracies usually there exists a rigid division of labor with inflexible rules regulations and procedures and impersonal relationships