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injustam causam condictio ob rem dati
condictio ob
turpem causam condictio possessionis condictio sine
causa condictio triticaria Unjust enrichment Encyclopedic...
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Possession in
Scots law
occurs when an
individual physically holds property with the
intent to use it.
Possession is
traditionally viewed as a
state of...
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Latin text
English translation (emphasis added) § 148.
Retinendae possessionis causa solet interdictum reddi, **** ab
utraque parte de
proprietate alicuius...
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Thomas Erskine (1848): "Von Savigny's
Treatise on Possession: Or, the Jus
Possessionis of the
Civil Law", (6 ed.). London: S. Sweet.
Abridged English translation...
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September 2022. Erba,
Luisa (1997). "Edifici di
culto e
agricoli nelle possessioni della Certosa (sec. XIV-XVIII)".
Annali di
Storia Pavese. 25: 219–275...
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Sancto Cuthberto et de
Commemoratione Locorum Regionumque Eius
Priscae Possessionis, a
Primordio usque Nunc
Temporis Author(s)
anonymous Patron Bishopric...
- § 444. Ius portus. In
maritime law, the
right of port or harbor. Ius
possessionis. The
right of possession. Ius possidendi. One of the
attributes of dominium...
- 1424 (c 9) [12mo ed: 1424 c 9] (Anent
inquisicione of the
kingis landis possessionis and
annuel rentis.)
Supply Act 1424 (c 10) (Of a
general yelde to be...
- and intromettouris, and all and
sundri his and
thare gudis, rentis,
possessionis, annuellis, fermez, etc., for the p****ing of the said
Robert to Sanct...
- in London. (trans.) Von Savigny's
Treatise on possession, or, The jus
possessionis of the
civil law
translated from the German, 1848
Cases illustrative...
