In some cases a person owned property, but his rights over such property might be limited.
- Rights over the property of another: Examples
+ Veratius owns grazing land on which Lucius has a right to pasture his cattle.
+ Veratius owns land over which Lucius has the right to walk and ride.
In both of these cases Veratius's rights of enjoyment of his land are limited by Lucius's rights.
- Most important iure in re aliena
The most important iura in re aliena were:
. Servitudes.
. Superficies.
. Emphyteusis.
. Mortgages.
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- Property rights
+ Property rights (I): Rights of ownership and the right to alienate
+ Property rights (III): Servitudes
+ Property rights (IV): Other iura in re aliena
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Source:
Roman Law, L. B. Curzon, pages 89 - 90.
