In the context of coming into force of the new Civil Law on October 1st, 2011, a question arises naturally, that of how much of the formulated theories and the opinions expressed in the doctrine and jurisprudence developed in the Civil Law in 1864 remains gained by the science of law, still maintaining its valability. Thus, we considered this study as being appropriate to understand the value of the court practice and doctrine in the field have, in the actual context and we wanted to reach to a conclusion in order to insight the possible provisions. Joint property is the most imortant form of ownership, and has a temporary character, in the sense that any of the holders can require the cessation of the co-ownership through partition. The joint owner's right to require for partition must not be mistaken with the right to dispose share part of the good. In the case of allienation of the ideal share part from the ownership, the acquire will take the place of the joint owner, having the same rights and obligations.
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