Las posesiones de largo tiempo en el derecho romano

Abstract

Praescriptio longi temporis and praescriptio longissimi temporis they are institutions that, in a primitive way, developed their lives in the civil process. That is why, traditionally, both have been with the own and independent origins of the usucapion. With this study we try to establish that the long-term possession of real property and movable property are institutions or species that were built progressively by emperors and classical jurists, from the perspective of gender and primitive civilian usucapion. This activity of transfer of elements and juridical requirements of one constituted others a process, widely and richly, of expansion historically and juridical universally, which began in the last centuries of the classic stage and culminated with the merger of both institutions, for the emperor Justiniano, in the first decades of the 6th century A.D.