Neighborhood relations

Neighborhood relations are a crucial issue in civil law, the topicality of which emerges from the increasing frequency of conflicts between neighboring properties. The Author, with scientific rigor and clarity of exposition, conducts a detailed analysis of the limits and powers that neighboring relations impose on property rights, placing the issue in a constantly evolving constitutional and supranational context. The volume explores with precision the fundamental issues of the matter: from the prohibition of emulative acts and intolerable emissions, to resolution criteria such as legal distances, forced communion and compensatory and inhibitory remedies. Particular attention is paid to procedural aspects and interferences between private law and public interests, such as urban planning and regional regulations, offering a systematic framework that balances case law and doctrine.

The analysis carried out does not neglect specific topics such as condominiums, the regime of private waters and easements. Thanks also to a complete, clear and updated treatment up to the latest arrests of the United Sections, the volume constitutes an indispensable tool for lawyers, magistrates and operators in the sector, in search of concrete and well-founded solutions to face the challenges of neighborly relations in modern litigation.