Civil law is an umbrella term for all areas of law where there is a conflict between citizens, between citizens and businesses, and between businesses. Civil law is also known as civil law. Civil law can in turn be split into many different areas of law. Examples include property law, employment law and family law.

Commodity law

Property law regulates issues that deal with a person’s assets. Indeed, property law is a part of property law. Property law deals with issues concerning ownership and control of goods. Property means all things and property rights. With property rights, you can think of a bank account. Goods, on the other hand, are all objects that a person can touch. With things, a distinction is then made between movable and immovable property. Immovable property is the land, buildings and works associated with the land. Everything else falls under the category of movable property, for example a car.

Do you have a dispute about who owns a piece of land? Do you want to establish a right of pledge of mortgage? Or do you want to know when you legally own a car? Our lawyers will be happy to help you when you have an issue regarding property law