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    Ownership and other real rights over property can be acquired through occupation, intellectual creation, law, donation, tradition, prescription, and succession. The document outlines different modes of acquiring ownership such as occupation, law, donation, tradition, intellectual creation, and prescription. It also categorizes real rights in the Civil Code as those providing full control and enjoyment, partial control and enjoyment, real rights of security or guaranty, and rights of acquisition.

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    Ownership and other real rights over property can be acquired through occupation, intellectual creation, law, donation, tradition, prescription, and succession. The document outlines different modes of acquiring ownership such as occupation, law, donation, tradition, intellectual creation, and prescription. It also categorizes real rights in the Civil Code as those providing full control and enjoyment, partial control and enjoyment, real rights of security or guaranty, and rights of acquisition.

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    Ownership and other real rights over property can be acquired through occupation, intellectual creation, law, donation, tradition, prescription, and succession. The document outlines different modes of acquiring ownership such as occupation, law, donation, tradition, intellectual creation, and prescription. It also categorizes real rights in the Civil Code as those providing full control and enjoyment, partial control and enjoyment, real rights of security or guaranty, and rights of acquisition.

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    Ownership and other real rights over property can be acquired through occupation, intellectual creation, law, donation, tradition, prescription, and succession. The document outlines different modes of acquiring ownership such as occupation, law, donation, tradition, intellectual creation, and prescription. It also categorizes real rights in the Civil Code as those providing full control and enjoyment, partial control and enjoyment, real rights of security or guaranty, and rights of acquisition.

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    DIFFERENT MODES OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP

    PRELIMINARY PROVISION
    Art. 712. Ownership is acquired by occupation and by intellectual creation.
    Ownership and other real rights over property are acquired and transmitted by law, by donation, by
    estate and intestate succession, and in consequence of certain contracts, by tradition. They may
    also be acquired by means of prescription. (609a)

    MODES OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP


    1. Occupation
    2. Law
    3. Donation
    4. Tradition
    5. Intellectual creation
    6. Prescription
    7. Succession

    CLASSIFICATION OF REAL RIGHTS IN THE CIVIL


    CODE
    1. When there is full control and enjoyment
    a. Ownership
    b. Possession
    2. When there is partial control and enjoyment
    a. Naked ownership
    b. Usufruct
    c. Easements
    d. Lease of real property if it exceeds one year or if it is registered
    3. Real rights of security or guaranty
    a. Mortgage
    b. Pledge
    c. Antichresis
    d. Retention
    e. Chattel mortgage

    4. Of acquisition
    a. Pre-emption
    b. redemption

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