Introduction. I ‐ The real property rights in general: Definition ‐ structural and functional perspective. Constitutive principles of 'ius in rem' ‐1. Internal principles. External principles. Characteristics of real property rights. The great manners to order the ways of dominance. Types of ''ius in rem''. II – Possession (provisional order of dominance) Definition of possession. The greatest problems of possession. Possession systems. The system of Macau. Possession with cause and formal possession. Possession and mere detention. Rights that can be possessed. Things that can be possessed. Capacity for possess. Characteristics of possession. Acquisition of possession. Effects of possession a) the protection of the possession (the means for defend the possession). b) The adverse possession (usucapio). III ‐ In special, real property rights (ius in rem) (definitive order of dominance). Real property rights of use ‐ Property. Joint ownership. ‘’horizontal’ ownership ‐ The usufruct ‐ The use ‐ Superficial right ‐ Real servitudes.

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