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Escobar, G., Ponce, L. (2021). Limitaciones registrales derivadas del régimen de co-propiedad: caso parcela 82 del distrito de san Jerónimo - Cusco [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4277
Escobar, G., Ponce, L. Limitaciones registrales derivadas del régimen de co-propiedad: caso parcela 82 del distrito de san Jerónimo - Cusco []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2021. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4277
@misc{renati/20350,
title = "Limitaciones registrales derivadas del régimen de co-propiedad: caso parcela 82 del distrito de san Jerónimo - Cusco",
author = "Ponce Morales, Lorena Ofelia",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2021"
}
Throughout history, it has become evident that the right to property is one of the rights whose impact has transcended not only in the legal sector, but also in the economic and social sectors, due to multiple factors. The present research has a high theoretical value because its results will provide a systematized study on the registry limitations derived from the co-ownership regime: Taking as a case the property called Parcel 82 located in the district of San Jeronimo, province and department of Cusco, registered in the Registry Zone X - Cusco Headquarters under item N° 11139072, warning firstly that the constitution of the co- ownership regime of properties that are registered, is only done in order to obtain legal security in the way of acquisition and transfer of the right of ownership of each co-owner, leaving aside the registry limitations that derive from this, In the specific case of Parcel 82, the registry treatment, as of the date of this investigation, has only been materialized in the registration of acts of transfer of ideal quotas or rights and shares, but not of other registrable acts or rights such as urban habilitations, independizations, declarations of factory, surface rights, among others, as shown in the registry entries.
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