Selected Titles from the Digest: De Adquirendo Rerum Dominio and De Adquirenda Vel Amittenda Possessione: Digest XLI, i and Ii |
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... intention was expressed of bringing out as a second instalment , Pro Socio , XVII . 2. But the need of an edition of D. XLI . I , for the use of students preparing for the Law Tripos Examination of 1880 , induces me to take this Title ...
... intention was expressed of bringing out as a second instalment , Pro Socio , XVII . 2. But the need of an edition of D. XLI . I , for the use of students preparing for the Law Tripos Examination of 1880 , induces me to take this Title ...
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... intention is merely to detain ; ministerial , when the intention is to detain on behalf of another , whom the holder recognizes as owner . The doctrine of the Digest is that adverse detention , whether with or without title , whether in ...
... intention is merely to detain ; ministerial , when the intention is to detain on behalf of another , whom the holder recognizes as owner . The doctrine of the Digest is that adverse detention , whether with or without title , whether in ...
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... intention of dealing with the sub- ject as one's own property . Hence , there can be no acquisition of possession by persons incapable of forming an intention , as ( i ) juridical persons , ( ii ) lunatics , ( iii ) infants of very ...
... intention of dealing with the sub- ject as one's own property . Hence , there can be no acquisition of possession by persons incapable of forming an intention , as ( i ) juridical persons , ( ii ) lunatics , ( iii ) infants of very ...
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... intention to acquire possession for his principal , and merely detention for himself . Hence , here also , there can be no acquisition of possession by persons incapable of forming an intention , but possession is acquired when the ...
... intention to acquire possession for his principal , and merely detention for himself . Hence , here also , there can be no acquisition of possession by persons incapable of forming an intention , but possession is acquired when the ...
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... intention to deal with the subject as one's own property , but the mere absence of a contrary intention ; hence a madman or a pupil cannot lose posses- sion animo solo . But although continuance of possession depends in general on a ...
... intention to deal with the subject as one's own property , but the mere absence of a contrary intention ; hence a madman or a pupil cannot lose posses- sion animo solo . But although continuance of possession depends in general on a ...
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accessio Accursius acquire possession acquisition actio adquirere adquirit adquiritur agent alieno alluvion animo animus atque autem belongs bona fide CALLISTRATUS causa communis considered cuius custody delivered detention dominium dominus edictum eius enim eorum erit esset etiam factum faith flumen fuerit fundo fundum Gaius habeat heir heredi hereditatis IAVOLENUS IDEM libro ideo inheritance insula intention interdicts island iure Labeo land libro secundo mala fide mihi neque Nerva nihil nobis owner ownership Papinian PAULUS libro peculium person Pomponius possessio possessionem possessor possidere possit potest Pothier Praetor precario precarium Proculus quae Quaesitum est quam quamuis quia quid quidem quis quod quoniam quoque rerum rule Sabinum Savigny on Poss says serui seruo seruus sion siue slave sunt tamen testator thing Titius ueluti uero Ulpian ULPIANUS libro usucapion usufruct uti possidetis utrum vindicatio
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Page 11 - In exchanging the complete manufacture either for money, for labour, or for other goods, over and above what may be sufficient to pay the price of the materials, and the wages of the workmen, something must be given for the profits of the undertaker of the work, who hazards his stock in this adventure.
Page 2 - ... nee interest, feras bestias et volucres utrum in suo fundo quisque capiat, an in alieno: plane qui in alienum fundum ingreditur venandi aut aucupandi gratia, potest a domino, si is providerit, prohiberi ne ingrediatur.
Page 88 - Si is qui precario concessit accessione uelit uti ex persona eius cui concessit, an possit quaeritur. ego puto eum qui precario concessit, quamdiu manet precarium, accessione uti non posse : si tamen receperit possessionem, rupto precario...
Page 6 - ... communis est eorum qui ab utraque parte fluminis prope ripam praedia possident, pro modo latitudinis cujusque fundi quae latitude prope ripam sit.
Page 37 - Cum in corpus quidem quod traditur consentiamus in causis vero dissentiamus, non animadverto cur inefficax sit traditio, veluti si ego credam me ex testamento tibi obligatum esse, ut fundum tradam, tu existimes ex stipulatu tibi eum deberi. Nam et si pecuniam numeratam tibi tradam donandi gratia, tu earn quasi creditam accipias, constat proprietatem ad te transire nee impedimento esse, quod circa causam dandi atque accipiendi dissenserimus, Julian, Dig.
Page 74 - Neratius et Proculus et solo animo non posse nos adquirere possessionem, si non antecedat naturalis possessio.
Page 5 - Quod si vis fluminis partem aliquam ex tuo praedio detraxerit et meo praedio attulerit, palam est earn tuam permanere.
Page 53 - ... desisset tuus esse, num in factum dari oporteret, quaero. respondit: laqueum videamus ne intersit in publico an in privato posuerim et, si in privato posui, utrum in meo an in alieno, et, si in alieno, utrum permissu eius cuius fundus erat an non permissu eius posuerim: praeterea utrum in eo ita haeserit aper, ut expedire se non possit ipse, an diutius luctando expenditurus se fuerit.
Page 63 - LABEO libro eodem. Si id quod in publico innatum aut aedificatum est, publicum est, insula quoque, quae in flumine publico nata est, publica esse debet.
Page 92 - ... possessio autem recedit, ut quisque constituit nolle possidere. si quis igitur ea mente possessionem tradidit, ut postea ei restituatur, desinit possidere.