Regulação jurídica das propriedades rurais no Brasil

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the legal regulation of rural properties in Brazil, highlighting the main legal and normative aspects that guide the ownership, use, and exploitation of rural land. The research seeks to understand how Brazilian laws, such as the Civil Code, the Statute of the Land, and the Forest Code, impact agricultural development, environmental preservation, and the rights of rural workers. The legal regulation of rural properties aims to balance economic, social, and environmental interests but faces challenges related to enfor-cement, the implementation of regulations, and support for small producers and traditional communities. Furthermore, the analysis addresses disparities in land access, involving land--related issues and the struggle for social justice in rural areas, particularly concerning land reform and land distribution. The methodology used for the study is a literature review, allowing a synthesis of the main academic discussions on the topic. The conclusion points to the need for a regulation more adapted to local realities and efficient enforcement to ensure sustainability and equity in the use of rural land in Brazil.