According to the civil code (art. 655) in the classification of corporeal can be defined as "those things that can be moved from one place to another" to the concept of:
According to the civil code (art. 653) in the classification of things to which the term "is those that have a real being and can be perceived by the senses, like a house, a book" is due:
In the classification of real estate (art. 656) which is the type that we can relate to the following concept "are those that cannot be transported from one place to another, that is, they remain immobile":
According to the civil code (art. 653) in the classification of things to which the term "those consisting of bodily or incorporeal things" is due:
In the classification of corporeal, it can be defined as "things that cannot be transferred from one place to another such as land and mines" to the concept of:
The property by destination must have a certain permanence at the service of another property, although perpetuity is not necessary, is this called how?
It is immobilized by destination for its own convenience, and only for the duration of its right, does this refer to?
They are existing in a property and destined by the owner of the farm to improve it
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