- The jus
naufragii (right of shipwreck),
sometimes lex
naufragii (law of shipwreck), was a
medieval custom (never
actually a law)
which allowed the inhabitants...
-
flotsam and
jetsam washed as**** and was
pillaged by the locals, per jus
naufragii. The
prisoners taken in
battle were
forced to work in
chain gangs building...
-
Distaplia muriella Kott, 1990
Distaplia nathensis Meenakshi, 1998
Distaplia naufragii Lagger & Tatián, 2013
Distaplia occidentalis Bancroft, 1899 Distaplia...
- of
chicken and sit on a
couch of green".
Shipwreck Ship
breaking Jus
naufragii Beachcombing Hutchings,
Richard J (1972).
Smugglers of the Isle of Wight...
- railway-technology.com.
January 2, 2014. Trufașu,
Valentin (March 22, 2016). "
Naufragii ****plite pe Dunăre.
Secretele scufundării
navei "Mogoșoaia", cea mai mare...
- The
Dutch Republic prohibits practice of the
common law
custom of jus
naufragii, the
doctrine that
permitted people to
seize property that had washed...
- The
Dutch Republic prohibits practice of the
common law
custom of jus
naufragii, the
doctrine that
permitted people to
seize property that had washed...
- Lombards) or the
trafficking of
stolen merchandise. He did
abolish the lex
naufragii (law of shipwreck) by
which the
landowner on
whose s****s a
wrecked ship...
- friendship').
Specifically the
Pisans were
exempted from the
usagium and the jus
naufragii in all the territories,
present and ****ure, of the
Count of Barcelona...
- 2018-04-25.
Retrieved 2018-03-12.
Valentin Trufașu (March 22, 2016). "
Naufragii ****plite pe Dunăre.
Secretele scufundării
navei "Mogoșoaia", cea mai mare...
