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- In law, rei vindicatio (from Latin 'claim of the subject') is a legal action by which the plaintiff demands that the defendant return a thing that belongs...
- ownership: the rei vindicatio and the actio negatoria Ownership includes the entitlement of exclusive possession of res. The rei vindicatio, or vindicatory...
- 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...
- The precise nature of the contract is disputed.[citation needed] Rei vindicatio is a legal action by which the plaintiff demands that the defendant return...
- 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...
- fulfills the voluntary requirement of actus reus. Common law Mens rea Rei vindicatio Coke, chapter 1, folio 10 Model Penal Code § 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...
- The view of manumissio vindicta as a fictitious trial concerning rei vindicatio was promulgated by Mommsen; some scholars see it as a more straightforward...
- (ius proiiciendi protegendive). The owner of the dominant estate had a vindicatio servitutis (this may also appear as actio confessoria in post-classical...
- theoretically simple way to recover his property: a traditional action called vindicatio. All he had to do was to prove he was the owner and the defendant was...