10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FIDEICOMMISSARY»
Discover the use of
fideicommissary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fideicommissary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Introduction to the Law of South Africa
First, the fiduciary is subject to a limitation in the use and enjoyment of the assets.
The fiduciary must use the assets in such a way that they can still be transferred
salva rei substantia (maintaining their essential quality) to the fideicommissary.
C. G. Van der Merwe, J. E. Du Plessis, 2004
2
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law
The latter remained the heir (heres) but he had to transfer the pertinent portion to
the fideicommissary ; for the transfer of the testator's claims and debts reciprocal
stipulations were made (stipulations emptae vendi- tae hereditatis) by which the ...
3
The Digest of Justinian
Moreover, fideicommissary freedom, which is due from the son when he reaches
a certain age, should be granted as ... regarded as conveying an exceptional
right, and it has been decided that it does not extend to other fideicommissary
gifts.
4
On a singular book of Cervidius Scaevola
Only the classical elements have been sketched until now: the beneficium
abstinendi; the parallel between the cases of partial heir and fideicommissary to
part of the estate. These are readily comprehensible, but the interpretation of this
text ...
David Johnston, Jakob Kandler
5
The Law of Succession: Testamentary Freedom : European ...
When several fideicommissary heirs are appointed successively, the law
prevents the fideicommissum from being indefinitely or excessively prolonged by
imposing a series of limits on it. These limits mean that if a testator has appointed
more ...
Miriam Anderson, Esther Arroyo i Amayuelas, 2011
6
The Roman Law of Slavery: The Condition of the Slave in ...
FIDEICOMMISSARY GIFTS. Legacies and fideicommissa in general underwent a
process of assimilation at the hands of Justinian, but there never was much real
assimilation of direct and fideicommissary gifts of liberty. The former were a ...
William Warwick Buckland, 2010
But here was a rei interventus, a subject in the hands of the fiduciary heir, which,
by accepting the testament, he bound himself to settle upon the fideicommissary
heir ; and he is, therefore, bound in conscience to settle it accordingly.
Lord Henry Home Kames, 1825
8
The Law of South Africa
Although the property passes into the estate of the fiduciary, the property itself is
subject to the fideicommissary burden. It may have been an adequate
arrangement to place the property in the joint estate subject to the
fideicommissary burden, ...
Willem Adolf Joubert, T. Johan Scott, 1992
9
Notes Respecting Registration and the Extrinsic Formalities ...
mischief that this article professed to prevent, was the fraudulent concealment, by
the heirs, of fideicommissary substitutions, legacies, &c. to the prejudice, not
merely of the substitute, and others, but of the persons, who might contract with
such ...
Charles Parton Cooper, 1831
10
Juta's Statutes of South Africa
... than two successive fideicommissaries, such immovable property or undivided
share, or any undivided share therein, shall, notwithstanding the terms of such
will or instrument, when it vests in the second successive fideicommissary, vest in
, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FIDEICOMMISSARY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fideicommissary is used in the context of the following news items.
Bid to free up unclaimed pension benefits
... unborn heirs, missing or absent persons or persons having an interest in the moneys of a usufructuary, fiduciary or fideicommissary nature”. «Independent Online, Mar 15»
Have a valid will – for your loved ones' sake
... which simply cancels on death or remarriage, whereas the property only transfers to the fideicommissary heir on the happening of the event. «Independent Online, Jul 12»
