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2015-06-22
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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En este trabajo nos centramos en el régimen jurídico de la división de la comunidad de bienes en el Derecho romano.
Diferenciaremos las principales características del consortium ercto non cito. Haremos referencia a la actiofamiliae erciscundae . Esta acción sufre una serie de modificaciones que hacen que aparezca la actio communi dividundo que no sólo se centra en la división de la cosa común, como ocurría en época clásica, sino que con la regulación ju stinianea, la actio communi dividundo tiene un fin más: regular las controversias entre los condóminos. Por último, analizaremos la influencia de la acción de división en el Código civil español.
This piece of work is based on the division of the joint ownership legal regulations of Roman Law forms. Distinguishing the main characteristics of consortium ercto non cito. We'11 be mentioning the actio famil iae erciscundae. This action has suffered from a series of modification s that has lead us to the actio communi dividundo. This process has not only been focused on the separation of the common interest, as it happened in the Classical Age but with the Justinianean Regulation s, the actio communi dividundo has another objective: to regulate the controversies between co-owner. Lately, we' l l be analysing the influence of proceedin g for dividing properties in the Spanish Civil Code.
This piece of work is based on the division of the joint ownership legal regulations of Roman Law forms. Distinguishing the main characteristics of consortium ercto non cito. We'11 be mentioning the actio famil iae erciscundae. This action has suffered from a series of modification s that has lead us to the actio communi dividundo. This process has not only been focused on the separation of the common interest, as it happened in the Classical Age but with the Justinianean Regulation s, the actio communi dividundo has another objective: to regulate the controversies between co-owner. Lately, we' l l be analysing the influence of proceedin g for dividing properties in the Spanish Civil Code.