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Mocanu, Elena
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Proprietatea forţată şi perpetuă: trecut, prezent şi viitor The forced and perpetual property is a form of co-ownership that emerges independent of the will of co-owners and is reflected upon goods which, by their nature or destination, are used by co-owners of separate premises, and who, collaterally, in addition to that, hold the ideal and abstract share of the common ownership right. This type of real estate property is defined by the term „condominium” and the form of property, by the term „co-ownership.” The notion of forced and perpetual property was introduced in the Civil Code adopted on 06.06.2002. The concept of condominium ownership, in a revolutionary manner, emerged in 2000, with the adoption of the Real Estate Condominium Law (adopted on 30.03.2000). Although years have passed, this form of co-ownership remains still unknown. The adopted norms and regulations aiming at the protection of the forced co-ownership rights are not put into force or are applied incorrectly.