This chapter outlines the system for the protection of real rights, detailing specific remedies such as claims for confirmation, restitution, and elimination of nuisance or danger. These remedies can be applied individually or in combination. The discussion extends beyond the Civil Code’s provisions to encompass a broader framework of protection, including public law safeguards like constitutional guarantees and administrative or criminal law measures. It also provides a comparative perspective, referencing the public law protection systems for property rights in jurisdictions such as Germany and Taiwan, highlighting the integrated nature of private and public law in safeguarding real rights.