-
region was
largely public domain land and the
treaties allowed the
Ojibwe usufructory rights to hunt, fish,
gather wild rice and make
maple sugar. Some Ojibwe...
- a
doctrine in
terms of
which a wife was
legally an
incapax under the
usufructory tutorship (tutela usufructuaria) of her husband. The
marital power included...
- In
medieval finance, a gage or gage of land was a
usufructory pledge of real property. The gage came in two forms: the dead gage (Scots deid wad, French...
- of reverter. An
alternative practice imported from
Norman law was the
usufructory pledge of real
property known as a gage of land.
Under a gage the borrower...
- action. If one
person had a
positive right in a thing, such as a pledgee,
usufructory, or good
faith possessor, both he and the
owner could sue. The unsecured...
-
owner salva rei
substantia (or
substantially intact) at the end of the
usufructory period. The
usufructuary must use the
property reasonably: that is, for...
- and was
elected president. The LRC
formed to
reestablish traditional "
usufructory rights" and
allow local people to
access the land. In 1981, LRC filed...
-
essentially a
family farming unit (FFU)
distinguished from
other FFU by
usufructory rights of
tenure to dune (jigawa) and
marsh (fadama) lands,
control of...
