Interdictal possession, right of possession independent of ownership, and right to possess
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https://doi.org/10.15517/0zxs6t88Keywords:
Possession, Protection, Interdictal, Right, Independent, Property, Year-long possessionAbstract
For us, the Costa Rica Civil Code considers possession as a right, which includes the right to interdictal protection, the right to independent possession of property for more than one year, and the right to possess with different meanings.
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