The Functionalization of Ownership

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Rodrigo Xavier Pontes de Oliveira
Rodrigo Xavier Pontes de Oliveira
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Éfren Paulo Porfírio de Sá Lima
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This article analyzes the functionalization of possession in the Brazilian legal system, highlighting its historical evolution. Based on a historical-evolutionary approach and a literature review, the main legal theories regarding possession are presented, such as Saleilles’s economic appropriation theory, Perozzi’s social theory, and Gil’s functional theory, which associate possession with its economic character and social function. The research emphasizes that possession, by fulfilling a social and productive function, becomes autonomous in relation to property, which consequently loses its static nature. The study highlights the main legal aspects of possessory protection, such as applicable judicial actions and the possessor’s rights, including retention for improvements and acquisitive prescription (usucapion). Finally, the study concludes that functionalized possession consolidates itself as a dynamic and essential instrument for achieving constitutional goals.

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Rodrigo Xavier Pontes de Oliveira. 2026. \u201cThe Functionalization of Ownership\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - F: Political Science GJHSS-F Volume 24 (GJHSS Volume 24 Issue F6): .

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This article analyzes the functionalization of possession in the Brazilian legal system, highlighting its historical evolution. Based on a historical-evolutionary approach and a literature review, the main legal theories regarding possession are presented, such as Saleilles’s economic appropriation theory, Perozzi’s social theory, and Gil’s functional theory, which associate possession with its economic character and social function. The research emphasizes that possession, by fulfilling a social and productive function, becomes autonomous in relation to property, which consequently loses its static nature. The study highlights the main legal aspects of possessory protection, such as applicable judicial actions and the possessor’s rights, including retention for improvements and acquisitive prescription (usucapion). Finally, the study concludes that functionalized possession consolidates itself as a dynamic and essential instrument for achieving constitutional goals.

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