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Usucaption (Latin: usucapio), also
known as
acquisitive prescription, is a
concept found in
civil law
systems and has its
origin in the
Roman law of property...
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Adverse possession in
common law, and the
related civil law
concept of
usucaption (also
acquisitive prescription or
prescriptive acquisition), are legal...
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portal Acquiescence Legal fiction Prehistory Royal lives clause Uradel Usucaption Oxford English Dictionary (1971 ed.), Vol. I, p. 63c Time Immemorial,...
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possession ("possession is nine-tenths of the law") Uti
possidetis Usucapio/
Usucaption Theft by
finding Parker v
British Airways Board (1982) 1 All ER 834 Nicole...
- possession. It was
subsequently developed as a
principle of
civil law systems,
usucaption. It is
similar to the
common law
concept of
adverse possession, or acquiring...
- Right-of-way (railroad)
Rights of way in
England and
Wales Squatting Trover Usucaption "usufruct".
Oxford English Dictionary second edition.
Oxford University...
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interest in real
estate Title (property) –
Bundle of
rights to a
property Usucaption –
Acquisition of
property "What is Land Tenure?". LandLinks. Retrieved...
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Homestead principle Original appropriation Pedis possessio Seasteading Usucaption Uti
possidetis Even as to
terra nullius, like a
volcanic island, or territory...
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exercise of such a
right during a
certain period (three years), such as the
usucaption of property, in
spite of the
presence of the
rival claimant in the same...
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introduced by
Gaius Atinius Labeo in 195-7 BC. The law
dealt with
usucaption,
acquisition of a
title or
right to
property by
uninterrupted and undisputed...
