- Rei
vindicatio is a
legal action by
which the
plaintiff demands that the
defendant return a
thing that
belongs to the plaintiff. It may be used only when...
-
altered by the
Actio Publiciana (see
Gaius 4.36)
which gave
scope in the
vindicatio (the
action for property) for a
fictitious usucaption. Such a situation...
-
precise nature of the
contract was disputed, as can be seen below. Rei
vindicatio is a
legal action by
which the
plaintiff demands that the
defendant return...
- (ius
proiiciendi protegendive). The
owner of the
dominant estate had a
vindicatio servitutis (this may also
appear as
actio confessoria in post-classical...
-
precise nature of the
contract was disputed, as can be seen below. Rei
vindicatio is a
legal action by
which the
plaintiff demands that the
defendant return...
-
fulfills the
voluntary requirement of
actus reus.
Common law Mens rea Rei
vindicatio Coke,
chapter 1,
folio 10
Model Penal Code ยง 1.13(2)
Dennis J Baker, Glanville...
- on May 29, 1964. Mlombo, the
owner of the property,
instituted the rei
vindicatio action against Fourie for
having fraudulently ceased to
possess it. The...
- ownership: the rei
vindicatio and the
actio negatoria Ownership includes the
entitlement of
exclusive possession of res. The rei
vindicatio, or vindicatory...
- this rule by
reference to the rei
vindicatio which requires the
vindicator to name the
subject of the rei
vindicatio. The
rights over the old
items became...
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actions if X was in bad
faith (mala fides).
These actions were (i) the rei
vindicatio for the
materials and (ii) the
actio de tigno,
which would recoup twice...
