The systematic presentation of property law institutions and the provision of solutions to difficult issues remain the main objectives of the third edition of the reference book on Property Law, which has a dual purpose: to provide reliable support to every lawyer in their daily practice and to help them shape their legal thinking.

The new edition takes into account all significant legislative changes, such as Law 5095/2024 on consensual pre-notation without the intervention of a court decision, Law 5123/2024, which introduced a new legislative framework for the creation of pledges on claims, Law 5092/2024, which modernized the legislation on the foreshore and the beach, and Law 5108/2024, which abolished the Magistrates’ Courts, in conjunction with Law 5134/2024, which adapted the Code of Civil Procedure to the new “judicial map,” as well as the laws on the National Land Registry.

The author acknowledges that the last decade has been marked by a sharp increase in the importance of cadastral law, and this has made it necessary to adapt this work as a whole, on the one hand, with references to the provisions of Law 2664/1998 (“National Cadastre and other provisions”) in almost all of its content and, on the other hand, with the addition of two new paragraphs (§§ 94, 95). These paragraphs present a general overview of the stages of cadastral surveying and the specific issues that arise in each stage.

Thus, the reader of the work gains a clear picture of Property Law in its contemporary, topical dimension, presented with clarity and completeness, guided by the Author’s conviction that “The doctrine of civil law is only verified and validated through the fair resolution of the specific dispute.”