Hukum Benda dan Jaminan UTS

Property law regulates the legal relationship between legal subjects and ...

• Other legal subjects

• Legal acts

• Property

• Legal norms

Property rights have the characteristic of ...

• Relative to certain individuals

• Only applicable during the agreement

• Can be maintained against anyone

• Cannot be inherited

Bezit (possession) in civil law is ...

• Absolute right over property

• Physical power over property with or without rights

• Legal ownership

• Property rights established by the court

Someone who possesses property in good faith but does not have a legal basis is called ...

• Legal owner

• Possessor mala fide

• Possessor bona fide

• Creditor

In civil law, ownership is a right that ...

• Is limited by the previous owner

• Is absolute and full

• Cannot be transferred

• Must be obtained by inheritance

The right to use includes ...

• Personal rights

• Derivative property rights

• Administrative rights

• Full absolute rights

The right to collect results from someone else's property is called ...

• Right to use

• Ownership right

• Right to use

• Vruchtgebruik

The right to occupy someone else's house without ownership rights is called ...

• Right to use

• Right to stay

• Habitatio

• Right to rent

General guarantee law in the Civil Code means all the debtor's assets become ...

• Free from creditor claims

• Collateral for their debts to all creditors

• State property

• Cannot be guaranteed

Creditors guaranteed by general guarantee law are also called ...

• Preferential creditors

• Separatist creditors

• Concurrent creditors

• Personal creditors