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Praedial larceny is the
theft of
agriculture produce.
While such
theft is
almost universal, this term is
primarily used in the
Caribbean region where it...
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types are recognised:
praedial servitudes and
personal servitudes.
Whether a
servitude should be
classified as a
personal or a
praedial servitude depends...
- walls, but also,
through toponymy, e.g.
names of
places ending with the
praedial suffix -ano (Latin -****) or -ana: Cerliano, Figliano, Marcoiano, Galliano...
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lands and
houses on
Italic soil,
beasts of burden, slaves, and
rustic and
praedial servitudes are all res mancipi.
Gaius goes on to say that res
mancipi may...
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Other difficulties faced by
farmers include thefts from the farm,
known as
praedial larceny.
Agricultural production accounted for 7.4% of GDP in 1997, providing...
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personarum 'personal servitude' (= ea****t in gross)
servitus praediorum '
praedial servitude' (= ea****t appertunant) Sub-types:
servitus itineris - ingress/egress...
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served on
numerous Parliamentary Joint Select Committees on
areas including Praedial Larceny and
Domestic Violence.
Following the BLP's
victory in the 1994...
- In
Roman law, the
praedial servitude or
property ea****t (in Latin: iura
praedorium or
servitutes praediorum), or
simply servitude (servitutes), consists...
- economies:
During the
decline of the
Roman Empire,
slavery became colonial or
prædial. The
slaves occupied the
place of
tenants or serfs, were "adscripti soli...
- agreement,
adverse possession, or as a
matter of law. A
predial (Brit.
praedial)
servitude is an
incorporeal hereditament burdening a
servient estate (praedium...
