- High Command of legal terminology - Understanding of the historical genesis of concepts such as real rights, property, possession, easement, usufruct, etc - Ability in Legal reasoning skill - Ability in studying comparative Law - Law Comprehension as a historic result - Legal system global view adquisition - Capacity for debating and critical assesment - Ability to apply the theoretical knowledge in solving practical problems

The purpose of this subjet is that the students achieve a satisfactory degree of knowledge of the Real rights basics in the Roman Law. INTRODUCTION.- 1. The subject of Basic Institutions of Roman Law. 2. The Law of Rome and its reception in Europe. 3. The history of Roman Law: what we study and why; 3.1. Periodification; 4. Methodology. 4.1. The peculiarities of Roman Law. UNIT 1. THE SOURCES OF PRECLASSICAL AND CLASSICAL ROMAN LAW.- 1. The sources of knowledge and normative production. The sources of law and the Roman constitutional organization; 2.- The 'lex comicialis'; 3.- The Edict of the Praetor; 4.- Jurisprudence; 5.- The Imperial Constitutions. 6.- 'Ius civile', 'ius honorarium' and 'ius gentium'. UNIT 2.- BASIC NOTIONS ABOUT THE CIVIL ROMAN PROCESS.-Subjects and procedural action; Characteristics of the form process; the 'formula' UNIT 3.- PROPERTY RIGHTS. 1. Real Rights: general characteristics. 2. Kinds of things; 3. The right of Civil Property: 'Dominium ex iure Quiritium'. 4. Procedural protection of civil property law. 5. Ways of acquiring Civil Property. 5.1. original ways. 5.1.1. Occupation. 5.1.2. Accession. 5.1.3. Confusion. 5.2. derivative modes. 5.2.1. 'Mancipatio'. 5.2.2. In iure cessio'. 5.2.3. 'Traditio' 5.2.4. 'Usucapio'. 6. Other types of property. 6.1. Failures in the transmission of civil property and praetorian protection: 'In bonis habere' or praetorian property. 6.2. Provincial property. 6.3. The property of the foreigns. UNIT 4. POSSESSION. 1. Concept. 1.1. Possession and Property. 2. Types of possession. 3. Legal protection of possession: possessory injunctions. Types of possessory injunctions. 3.1. Injunctions to retain possession. 3.2. Injunctions to regain possession UNIT 5.- PROPERTY EASEMENTS AND USUFRUCT. 1. The real rights on foreign property: Concept and types. 2. Real rights of use and enjoyment. 2.1. Rural and urban property easements. 2.2. Personal easements. 2.2.1. The usufruct. 2.2.2. The use. 23. Procedural protection of property and personal easements. UNIT 6- REAL RIGHTS WITH THE FUNCTION OF GUARANTEE. 1. The Trust. 2. The garment. 3. The mortgage.

Learning activities Theorical sessions and seminars Methodology Presentation and explanation of the basic legal concepts Analysis of texts and case studies