General considerations on the institute co-ownership with emphasis on the law of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

Co-ownership can be defined as having two or more people in one undivided  physical  thing, the parts that are 
ideal / aliquot determined. One of the most important features is that the ownership is divided between co-owners 
in scope, rather than its content so that each co-owner of the property enjoys all the powers, but only up to the 
size of his ideal. Institute of ownership, as such, from a legal point of view is very interesting if we consider the  
exclusivity of property rights and the fact that more than one person are being incorporated in the  exclusivity. 
The central part of the work involves the legal status of joint owners, and dissolution of joint ownership of the 
community. Special emphasis has been on the Draft Law on Property Rights of the Federation of Bosnia 
andHerzegovina, new solutions and  it`s detailed regulation in relation to the Law on Property Relations and the 
basic principles, the subject and the holders of property rights, and its similarities with the Law on Property Rights 
of the Republic of Srpska. 
The statements presented are only a framework for more detailed consideration of the institute of co-ownership.