10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RES DERELICTA»
Discover the use of
res derelicta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
res derelicta and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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World Dictionary of Foreign Expressions: A Resource for Readers and ...
that, since his/her client was not party to the transaction, which was essentially res inter alios acta, he/she was not liable. .... See occupantis fiunt derelicta; quod nullius etc.; res derelicta; res nullius; and terra manens vacua etc. res perit suo ...
Gabriel Adeleye, Kofi Acquah-Dadzie, Thomas J. Sienkewicz, 1999
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Introduction to the Law of South Africa - Strona 480
Other property is relatively incapable of being stolen: this includes things unowned but capable of ownership (res derelicta), one's own property (res sua), and wild animals (fera natura) that have not been sufficiently enclosed.52 There are ...
C. G. Van der Merwe, J. E. Du Plessis, 2004
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The Pandects: A Treatise on the Roman Law and Upon Its Connection ...
Thus, the occupation of a res derelicta and the usucaption are not successions; — while the converse is true as to acquisition by purchase, by gift, or by bequest. *) The new possessor was called successor ; he to whom he succeeded auctor, ...
Joël Emanuel Goudsmit, 1873
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Prawo natury prywatne - Tom 1 - Strona 128
... pierwszego, t. i. niczyjości rzeczy, potrzeba – a/ aby wcale niebyła ieszcze własnością drugiego, (res nullius originetenus), albo przynajmniej od pierwotnego iej właściciela opuszczoną t. i. do pierwotnej wspólności zwróconą (res derelicta).
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law - Tom 43 - Strona 433
A res derelicta is subject to occupatio, by which the occupant immediately acquires property. Derelinquere is also coupled with certain procedural terms (accusationem, litem) when a person withdraws an accusation or an action. Berger, BIDR ...
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Space Law: Basic Legal Documents - Tomy 1-5 - Strona 53
A legal definition of space debris would provide the opportunity to examine a definition of surrender (res derelicta), but according to which procedures, what criteria for degrees of danger, and what consequences (cost, etc.)? ...
Karl-Heinz Böckstiegel, Marietta Benkö, 1990
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Property and Trust Law in Spain - Strona 119
The occupancy is a way to acquire property (i.e., it is not suitable for limited real rights) that is based on the possessory taking or appropriation of goods without an owner (res nullius or res derelicta), with the purpose of having them as owner.
Rafael Sánchez Aristi, Nieves I. Moralejo Imbernón, 2011
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Cologne Commentary on Space Law: Outer Space Treaty - Strona 538
It simply clarifies that ownership established on earth is not affected by the presence of those objects in outer space. More especially, the launch of an object in outer space does not lead to a loss of property or to the emergence of res derelicta ...
Stephan Hobe, Bernhard Schmidt-Tedd, Kai-Uwe Schrogl, 2017
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Guide to Latin in International Law - Strona 251
Res in transitu Res corporale. rās kōrpōra ́lā. res kōrpɜrâ ́lē. n. [pl. Res corporales. rās kōrpōra ́lās. res kōrpɜrâ ́lēz.] “Corporeal thing.” A tangible thing; tangible property. Contrast with Res incorporale. Res derelicta. n. rās dārālēk ́ta. res ...
Aaron X. Fellmeth, Maurice Horwitz, 2009
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A Law Dictionary - Strona 440
Res controversa. The matter in controversy. Res coronae. The property of the crown. Res corporales. Corporeal property. Res denominatur a principaliori parts. A thing is named after its principal part. Res derelicta. (Civil Law) Property from ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RES DERELICTA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
res derelicta is used in the context of the following news items.
French writer Chateaubriand stirs row from beyond the tomb
Mr Dufour says that the manuscript is in law "res derelicta" - something abandoned - and so he has the right to dispose of it as he wills. It was his bid to sell the ... «BBC News, Sep 15»
Assemblea pubblica a Piazza Forcella
... l'agibilità, poi lo affideremo alle associazioni che hanno il diritto di farlo vivere. Per questo bene culturale vale il concetto giuridico di res derelicta o nullius». «Corriere del Mezzogiorno, May 15»
Se si trova un gioiello per la strada... Il ritrovamento di oggetti smarriti
... consegna nelle mani del Sindaco – nessuno si presenta per reclamarne la titolarità, l'oggetto si considera res derelicta e il ritrovatore ne diviene proprietario. «Studio Cataldi, Apr 15»
Il sindaco di Napoli e la res derelicta
E' lo stesso primo cittadino – ex pm - a rivendicare demagogicamente con un post la decisione parlando ( a spiovere ) dei concetti di res nullius e di res derelicta ... «Corriere del Mezzogiorno, Mar 15»
L'esodo nella tromba di latta di Fragiacomo
... cioè l'incontro e la presa di possesso di una “res derelicta”, uno strumento scalcinato e abbandonato nei Silos terra di nessuno del Territorio Libero di Trieste. «Il Piccolo, Feb 15»
Prendere cibo dai cassonetti è reato?
Solo nel caso in cui i rifiuti fossero invece abbandonati su suolo pubblico potrebbero essere considerati res derelicta e la loro appropriazione non costituirebbe ... «Il Post, Jan 14»
Pegar dinheiro abandonado é conduta atípica
Salta aos olhos, nesse contexto, que estamos diante do que a doutrina chama de res derelicta (coisa abandonada) ou res nullius (coisa que não pertence a ... «Consultor Jurídico, Feb 13»
Prince Roy of Sealand
After taking legal advice, Bates bought HM Fort Roughs, another derelict artillery ... became not only res derelicta but terra nullius — effectively disputed territory. «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 12»
Utopie sur mer
... (territoire inoccupé par tout indigène, principe fondateur de toute colonisation) et, pendant qu'il y est, res derelicta (chose qui n'appartient à personne et donc, ... «Libération, Aug 12»
Caissière menacée de licenciement : la mobilisation fait reculer Cora
S'il l'abandonne, c'est une res derelicta, chose sans maître". Réactions sur le net. Une procédure de licenciement a été engagée contre la caissière, également ... «TF1, Oct 11»
