Ways of acquiring ownership of property in Greece

The following ways of acquiring  property are the most common under Greek Law: 1) acquisition by contract, i.e. a written agreement between the owner and the buyer on the transfer of ownership from a legitimate source, that must be made before a notary and be recorded (or registered). 2)   acquisition by virtue of succession, whether testate or intestate, 3)acquisition  by gift  or by  parental grant, 4) acquisition of property by auction, i.e. by act of compulsory enforcement,  brought  against the debtor's property, where the ownership of property is finally acquired by the highest-bidder. 5) acquisition  by the person who, in good faith, is in possession...