- to
being property owned by a
person but are not
owned by anyone. Bona
vacantia (Latin for "ownerless goods") is a
legal concept ****ociated with the unowned...
-
Batman films. "007
MAGAZINE | FACT
FILES |
James Bond Paperbacks". "Vivian
Warren Chen :
Unclaimed Estate - the Bona
Vacantia list".
Vincent Wong at IMDb...
- Parliament. The
duchy has
special legal rights, such as the
rules on bona
vacantia. This
right to
ownerless property operates in
favour of the
duchy rather...
- This rule has been
replaced in most common-law
jurisdictions by bona
vacantia or a
similar concept. From the 12th
century onward, the
Crown appointed...
- to have "disclaimed" the
resulting trust and it will be
considered bona
vacantia. If the contract-holding
theory is preferred, then the
distribution of...
-
generally escheats (i.e. is
legally ****igned) to the
Crown (via the Bona
vacantia division of the
Treasury Solicitor) or to the
Duchy of
Cornwall or Duchy...
-
infrastructure and the beds of "main rivers" in
other authorities.
Likewise bona
vacantia (vacant property,
deemed to
belong to the Crown, in some
other countries...
- of kin, the
Crown has the
right to
property (other than land) as bona
vacantia, and to the land by
virtue of the
historic land
rights of the
Crown (and...
- escheat; i.e.
return to
direct ownership of the
Crown (Crown land). Bona
vacantia is the
royal prerogative by
which unowned property,
primarily unclaimed...
- by
peers or
counties palatine. For example, in the
United Kingdom bona
vacantia ("ownerless property") is
generally administered by the Crown, but within...
