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RIGHT OF ACCESSION

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1RIGHT OF ACCESSION Empty RIGHT OF ACCESSION Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:20 pm

civil


Prision Mayor

RIGHT OF ACCESSION

• Accession – owner of thing becomes owner of everything it may produce or those which may be incorporated or united thereto

1. principle of justice

2. accessory follows the principal

• Accession continua – accession to products of the thing

• Rights of owners: natural, industrial & civil fruits

exception: possession in good faith by another, usufruct, lease, antichresis

• Obligation of owners:

a) Immovables – accretion

1. Alluvium - owner of lands adjoining banks of river belongs the accretion gradually received from effects of the water's current

 Requisites:
a. deposit is gradual & imperceptible

b. made through effects of current of water

c. land where accretion takes place is adjacent to banks of river

 Rights of riparian owner
Right to accretion ipso facto – no need to make an express act of possession

2. Avulsion – transfer of a known portion of land from one tenement to another by force of current of waters

 Rights of riparian owner

a) Right to portion of land transferred if not claimed by owner within 2 years (prescription)

b) Right to trees uprooted if not claimed by owner w/in 6 months; subject to reimbursement for necessary expenses for gathering them & putting them in safe place

3. Change of river bed

 Right of owner of land occupied by new river course

1. Right to old bed ipso facto in proportion to area lost

2. Owner of adjoining land to old bed shall have right to acquire the same by paying its value – value not to exceed the value of area occupied by new bed

3. Formation of island in non-navigable river

a) owner of margin nearest to islands formed – if nearest to it

b) owner of both margins – if island is in the middle (divided into halves longitudinally)

4. building, planting & sowing

• General Rule – whatever is built, planted or sown belongs to owner of land;

presumption is owner made them at his expense

 Exception: contrary is proven

 Right of owner of material

1. Right to be indemnified or paid of value of property by owner of land

2. Right to remove materials if he can do so w/o injury to work constructed if owner has not paid

3. Right to damages and demolition even if with injury to work if owner of land is in bad faith

 Right of owner when another builds, plants or sows in his land:

2RIGHT OF ACCESSION Empty Re: RIGHT OF ACCESSION Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:22 pm

civil


Prision Mayor

 OWNER & BUILDER BOTH IN GOOD FAITH

1. Appropriate as his own after paying for indemnity

2. Oblige the planter, builder to pay for price of land or rent, except when value of lands is greater than thing built – convert to rent

 Right of Builder in good faith before payment of indemnity of owner in good faith

1. Right to retain land & building

2. Right not to be compelled to pay for rent

3. Right of retention ceases when obliged to pay for value of and if he fails to do so

 Right of owner in good faith when builder is in bad faith

1. Right to appropriate what has been built w/o paying indemnity

2. Order demolition of building

3. Compel the builder to pay for price of land or rent

4. Right to damages

 Right of builder in bad faith when owner is in good faith

Right to be reimbursed for necessary expenses for preservation of land

 Right of Builder in good faith when owner is in bad faith

1. Right to indemnity for value of building

2. Right to damages

3. Right to demolish w/o payment of indemnity

 Bad faith on both builder & owner

– in pari delicto (no cause of action vs. each other)


 Right of 3rd person who owns materials

1. Right to be indemnified for value of materials irrespective of good faith or bad faith of builder or owner; if builder has no property, owner is subsidiarily liable

2. When builder is in bad faith & owner in good faith & owner compel builder to remove improvements, owner is not subsidiarily liable

3. When 3rd person is paid by builder, builder may demand from landowner the value of labor & materials


b) Movables

1. Conjunction / adjunction – 2 movable things which belong to different owners are united to form a single object


 Test to determine w/c one is the principal:

a. that to w/c the other intended to be united as ornament or for its use of perfection

b. value

c. volume

 Rights:

1. If both are in good faith – owner of principal acquired the accessory with indemnification

2. If both are in good faith – may separate them if no injury will be caused;

if value of accessory is greater than principal, owner of accessory may demand separation even if damages will be caused to the principal (expenses to be borne by one who caused the conjunction)

3. If owner of accessory is in bad faith – owner of accessory with damages to principal

4. If owner of principal is in bad faith – owner of accessory shall have option of principal paying value of accessory or removal of accessory despite destruction of principal

5. Owner of accessory or principal has right to indemnity when thing adjuncts w/o his consent – may demand that a thing equal is kind, value and price

2. Specification – One employs the materials of another in whole or in part on order to make a thing of a different kind; transformation

 Rights:

1. If person who made the transformation is in good faith - he shall appropriate the thing transformed as his own with indemnity to owner of material for its value

2. If material is more precious than transformed thing – owner of material may appropriate the new thing to himself after indemnity paid to labor or demand indemnity for materials

3. If person who made the transformation is in bad faith, owner of material shall appropriate the work to himself w/o paying maker or demand indemnity for value of materials & damages

4. If transformed thing is more valuable than material, owner of material cannot appropriate

3. Commixtion / confusion – 2 things of the same or different kinds are mixed & are not separable w/o injury

 Rights:

1. If both owners are in good faith – Each owner shall acquire a right proportional to the part belonging to him (vis-a-vis the value of the things mixed or confused)

2. If one owner is in bad faith – he shall lose the thing belonging to him plus indemnity for damages caused to owner of other thing mixed with his thing

3. If both in bad faith no cause of action against each other

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