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of delay as the contested rule imposes a financial penalty on state attorneys from 90 days onwards from September 21, 2005 if they do not file the regressive action. In this sense, the injunction was granted to suspend the effects of the law until the Supreme Court judges the merits of the action.A paid purchase and sale commitment, even without registration, can prove adverse possession. The understanding is that of the Superior Court of Justice, which upheld the second instance decision. The Piccolo family, which claimed to own land in Santa Cruz das Palmeiras, in the interior of São Paulo, filed a claim against ten people alleging that they improperly occupied a 500 m² property that they owned. The area had been.
purchased in 1952, through a public deed of sale and purchase. The Rubello family contested, arguing that they purchased an area of 200 m² of Luiz Piccolo's property, in 1956, under a purchase and sale agreement. The 4th Panel of the STJ rejected the appeal of the family that claimed to be the own Phone Number List er and gave adverse possession to the family that occupied the property. The ministers recognized the right since the family that claims to have purchased the land has the completed purchase and sale document, and even if it is not authenticated, it proves ownership of the land. Adverse possession is the acquisition of ownership of a property made by someone who has possession.
of a title and possesses it in good faith, for an uninterrupted period of ten years. According to the Civil Code, ordinary adverse possession presupposes that six requirements are met, relating to the property, possession, intention of possession, the passage of a period of time, title and good faith. The period may be reduced if the owner paid for the property or built his home on the property, among others. The Piccolo family won in the first instance. The Court considered that the property was a family asset and therefore adverse possession would not be possible. Therefore, the occupied part of the property should be.
purchased in 1952, through a public deed of sale and purchase. The Rubello family contested, arguing that they purchased an area of 200 m² of Luiz Piccolo's property, in 1956, under a purchase and sale agreement. The 4th Panel of the STJ rejected the appeal of the family that claimed to be the own Phone Number List er and gave adverse possession to the family that occupied the property. The ministers recognized the right since the family that claims to have purchased the land has the completed purchase and sale document, and even if it is not authenticated, it proves ownership of the land. Adverse possession is the acquisition of ownership of a property made by someone who has possession.
of a title and possesses it in good faith, for an uninterrupted period of ten years. According to the Civil Code, ordinary adverse possession presupposes that six requirements are met, relating to the property, possession, intention of possession, the passage of a period of time, title and good faith. The period may be reduced if the owner paid for the property or built his home on the property, among others. The Piccolo family won in the first instance. The Court considered that the property was a family asset and therefore adverse possession would not be possible. Therefore, the occupied part of the property should be.