Property law researchers from Europe discuss general property law, including contractual fragmentation of property in Europe, French trusteesAE ownership,
acquisitive prescription of public domain goods in various countries, and acquisition of ownership by poachers; land law, including the acquisition a non domino of real estate before January 2014 in the Czech Republic, comparative analysis of the mandatory legal regime for apartment co-ownership in Belgium and France, and the legal status in the Netherlands of the infrastructure of cables and pipes for utilities and other services; and property theory, namely the regulation of the use of property in South Africa law and an access-based paradigm of ownership.
In other words, even if the fiduciary has, according to contract or the law, the powers that a proprietor would have, he does not act under the belief that he is the proprietor, he cannot invoke
acquisitive prescription or instantaneous prescription (for movable property) as a way to gain property over the fiduciary patrimony.