Testament as a method of establishment of real rights

The term “property law” is rather ambiguous and in some way even complicated, it is an absolute subjective civil law that provides its owner with the opportunity to extract useful properties from the most individually defined thing (thing per se) in order to satisfy his self interest. The article provides an analysis of a detailed examination of the ways in which property rights arise through the establishment of property rights to another's real estate. On the basis of the will, property rights may arise mainly in the manner of a derivative succession, the establishment of property rights on the basis of the will is inexpedient. More specifically, we are talking about the emergence of the right to use the premises by virtue of testamentary denial and its legal nature. What is necessary is the totality of legal facts that entail the occurrence of an obligation between the heir and the consignee.