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Alluvion, is a
Roman law
method of
acquisition of
heritable property (land). The
typical cause is
sediment (alluvium)
deposited by a river. This sediment...
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published in 1690.
Drawing upon
concepts from
Roman law, Furetière
defined alluvion (the
French term for alluvium) as new land
formed by
deposition of sediments...
- dos ares",
Globo Rural, ISSN 0102-6178, 11:129, July 1996, pp. 40 and 42
Alluvion of the
Lower Schwalm near
Borken Archived 2009-01-05 at the
Wayback Machine...
- The
various methods may be
classified as: Land to land by
accretion or
alluvion Movables to land or
fixtures Movables to
movables Movables added to by...
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Agency in
British India 1890 Lal
Mohun Doss The Law of
Riparian Rights:
Alluvion and
Fishery 1891
Maulvi ****med
Yusoof Khan
Bahadur ****medan Law Relating...
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Undercoat 143 2009
Victorian America 113 2010 Ode to
Sentience 112 2013
Blood /
Lines 2016 They
Moved in
Shadow All
Together 2019
Immanent Fire 2022
Alluvion...
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Stockholm Förhandlingar. 46 (3–4): 316–324. doi:10.1080/11035892409442370. "
Alluvion comes as a surprise".
Archived from the
original on July 16, 2011. "Vesijättö...
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expansion of an
existing territory through geological processes, such as
alluvion (the
deposit of sediment) or vulcanism. A
state may
acquire sovereignty...
- the east of the city. The
Sanjiang Plain came into
being because of the
alluvion of
these three large rivers.
Jiamusi has a monsoon-influenced
humid continental...
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property is
capable of
acceding to
other heritable property,
known as
alluvion after the
Roman law
method of
acquisition of the same name. This primarily...
