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The restrictions and limits on proprietary Argentine Civil Code established the towpath in the art . 2369, which says
"The owners adjacent to rivers or canals that serve the communication by water are required to leave a street or public road 35 meters up the riverbank, or channel, without any compensation. The landowners can not do in that space any construction or repair old ones that are, or damaging the ground in any way "and the art. 2640:
" If the river or crossed in a city canal or population, may be amended by the respective municipality, the width of the public street, unable to leave less than 15 meters. "
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The river bank is what we call online bank, it represents the boundary between the public domain, constituted by the water utility and physical spaces that contains them, and the private domain of landowners, while the towpath is a restriction on riparian PROPERTY COMMON INTEREST REASONS AND THAT DOES NOT IMPLY THE LOSS OF SUCH TITLE. The legal nature of the towpath is often discussed in the case of an easement, whether civil or administrative law, or a restriction on the domain.
various doctrinal positions are supported, but the majority position is that this is a restriction and limit the domain. This has been covered and located the corresponding chapter of our Civil Code. The legislation governing this institute is similar in many countries like Nicaragua, Chile, Uruguay, France, Spain etc.
The land on which runs the towpath could belong to the private domain of individuals or the private domain of national, provincial, or municipal , as appropriate. If a barrage is operated enhancement, effect moves with the new line of bank and the land reclaimed from the River. Since ancient times, the towpath, as support of sailing was an important part in the economic development of the people, now the reasons point to care for water and biodiversity and seek to overcome this historical vision has led some to think the repeal of these rules, arguing the need to maintain its existence against the current circumstances. This brief review raises because in our city institutions and owners of some coastal areas have taken over the costs and diverted watercourses, besides the total abandonment of Salamanca, which is a public space, which leads to loss of use by the public. NGOs
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Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos, Argentina
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