Property law is a set of legal rules that regulate social relations arising with regard to direct economic exploitation of things, or in short – a set of legal rules regulating social relations with regard to things. This is the definition of property law in the objective sense. In the subjective sense, property law is defined by different powers over things recognised by the norms of objective law as vested in subjects of property law relations.
- representation in proceedings for the determination of ownership rights
- representation in proceedings on account of trespassing
- representation in proceedings for the purpose of establishing the right of passage
- representation in proceedings for the purpose of establishing the right of easement
- representation in proceedings for the purpose of establishing the right of usufruct
- representation in boundary disputes
- representation of a non-registered owner of real estate in the proceedings for the purpose of establishing ownership rights
- resolving neighbourly disputes and violations of ownership rights
- resolving legal issues and ambiguities related to co-ownership and its dissolution
- representation in proceedings aimed at the protection, establishment, and termination of real/personal servitude