Class Property Law

Property Law is the curricular unit where the principles, the characteristics and the types of rights in rem of enjoyment provided for in book III of the Civil Code and in separate legislation are studied, besides the study of the legal regime of possession. It is a structuring subject of civil law and with great practical application, since things are one of the objects of legal relations.

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1.Concept and object of Property Law. 2.Principles of rights in rem. 3.Characteristics of rights in rem. 4.The classification of rights in rem. 5.The possession. 6.Real rights of enjoyment: i) ownership, ii) horizontal ownership, iii) rigth of the financial lessee, iv)  usufruct, v) use and housing, vi) surface right; vii) predial easement.

The teaching of the curricular unit is based on a model of theoretical exposition of the syllabus, which is later complemented with a practical aspect composed of the analysis and interpretation of jurisprudence and the resolution of hypothetical situations but inspired by real life. For their continuous assessment, students take 1 or 2 written tests (60%), and participation in scientific events organised by the faculty, attendance, oral participation and quality of written expression (40%) are also elements of assessment. Failure to attend 70% of the sum of theoretical and practical classes is an objective criterion for the exclusion of the student from the continuous assessment, and may even make it impossible for him/her to take the continuous assessment test or, if applicable, the second continuous assessment test. In the absence of continuous assessment, the student may take the appeal exam.

Código Civil Código do Registo Predial LEITÃO, Luís Manuel Teles de Menezes, Direitos Reais, 10ª edição, Coimbra, Almedina, 2022 FATELA, Conceição Soares, A Locação Financeira Imobiliária e os Direitos Reais - Da Natureza Real do Direito do Locatário Financeiro, Coimbra, Almedina, 2019