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This discussion covers co-ownership as outlined in Articles 484 to 501 of the new civil code. Article 484 defines co-ownership as the situation where ownership of an undivided thing or right is shared by multiple individuals. In the absence of specific contracts or provisions, co-ownership is governed by relevant civil code regulations. It emphasizes that co-owners have shared ownership of a single entity, where each person holds an ideal or fractional part but cannot identify a specific division. Co-ownership, while it may arise from law, contract, or chance, is generally discouraged due to the potential for disputes among co-owners, making it an unwieldy arrangement.