PROPERTY

• All things which are or maybe the object of appropriation.

• Real right- right or interest belonging to a person over specific
thing without definite passive subject against whom such right
may be personally enforced.
• Personal Right- right of a person to demand from another as a
definite passive subject, the fulfilment of latter’s obligation.
• According to nature
• Immovable property or real property
• Movable property or personal property
• According to ownership
• Public dominion
• Private ownership
• Cannot be carried from place to place.
• Attached to an immovable manner to be an integral part
thereof.
• It is placed in an immovable utility it gives to the activity carried
thereon.
• Classified by express provision of law because it is regarded
as united to the immovable property.
• All movable things
• Obligations and actions
• Property owned by the state in its public or sovereign capacity
and intended for public use and not for the use of the state as
judicial person.
• Does not import the idea of ownership; not owned by the state
but simply under its jurisdiction and administration.
• Outside the commerce of men.
• Property interested for public use.
• Intended for some specific public service
• Intended for development of national wealth.
• Property owned by the state in its private capacity and is
known as patrimonial property.
• PATRIMONIAL PROPERTY- is that which belongs to the state as
a private individual, without being devoted to common use;
owned by private persons individually or creatively.
• All property belonging to private persons either individually or
collectively and those belonging to the sate and any of its
political subdivisions which are patrimonial in nature.
• Conjugal Property- Property of husband and wife acquired
after marriage.
• Capital property- property of the husband.
• Paraphernal property- property of wife.
• Right to enjoy the property of another with the obligation of
preserving its form and substance, unless the title constituting it
or the law otherwise provides.
• Real right of use and enjoyment, of temporary duration,
transmissible, may be constituted on real or personal property.
• An encumbrance imposed upon an immovable for the benefit of
another belonging to a different owner.