This edition includes the presentations from the third national conference of the Center for Land Studies. The 16 authors (university professors, judges, notaries, and lawyers) focus on the following themes:

Comparative legal overview of the institution of usucaption as a cause of acquisition of ownership over real estate, The evolution of the institution of usucaption, from the earliest Roman law to the introduction of the Civil Code, The common character of real estate and the institution of unregistered time antiquity in Crete, Usucaption at the stage of cadastral registration, Technical dimensions of the institution of usucaption in Greece, Usucaption of public properties and specifically of forests, Acquisition of public properties through usucaption (law 3127/2003) and jurisprudential handling of the issue concerning immovable property of local authorities.

Issues of usucaption related to the real estate of the monasteries of the Church of Greece, Usucaption in the context of an operational Cadastral Office. Duration of the requirements for usucaption in the National Cadastre, Usucaption and hereditary succession, Transfer of unregistered ownership of a property, which was acquired through extraordinary usucaption (Contribution to the interpretation of articles 7a § 1 par. a and 13 § 2a law 2664/1998), Usucaption issues after the finalization of the first registrations, The case of usucaption in court. Procedural framework and procedural issues, Useful legal issues of usucaption in the judicial practice of Crete, Rights of use on the seashore, Usucaption and horizontal ownerships in the Cadastre: Significant problems that arise in notarial practice and possibilities for remedy.