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Page 90
... legatee pos- sesses the usufruct ; it happens on the contrary , when a testator hath bequeathed his lands without the usufruct ; for then the legatee hath only the bare property , while the heir enjoys the profits : for the usu- fruct ...
... legatee pos- sesses the usufruct ; it happens on the contrary , when a testator hath bequeathed his lands without the usufruct ; for then the legatee hath only the bare property , while the heir enjoys the profits : for the usu- fruct ...
Page 91
... legatee , as to make it instantly his own : but then the le- gatee , lest he should die , or suffer diminution , is obliged to give securi- ty to the heir for the repayment of a like sum . Other things also , are so delivered to the legatee ...
... legatee , as to make it instantly his own : but then the le- gatee , lest he should die , or suffer diminution , is obliged to give securi- ty to the heir for the repayment of a like sum . Other things also , are so delivered to the legatee ...
Page 110
... legatee , or donee , the inheritance , le- gacy , or gift , will not be acquired for the usufructuary master , but for the proprietor . SV . Idem placet et de eo , qui â vobis bonâ fide possidetur , sive is liber sit , sive alienus ...
... legatee , or donee , the inheritance , le- gacy , or gift , will not be acquired for the usufructuary master , but for the proprietor . SV . Idem placet et de eo , qui â vobis bonâ fide possidetur , sive is liber sit , sive alienus ...
Page 116
... . But we refuse not the tes- timony of legatees and trustees , or of persons allied to them , because they are not successors by law : nay , by 1 gamus : imò in quâdam nostrâ con- titutione et hoc 116 LIB . II . TIT . X.
... . But we refuse not the tes- timony of legatees and trustees , or of persons allied to them , because they are not successors by law : nay , by 1 gamus : imò in quâdam nostrâ con- titutione et hoc 116 LIB . II . TIT . X.
Page 135
... legatees , or trustees , or the conferring of liberty , is treated as unwritten or void . conditionibus . § 11. If many conditions be joint- ly required in the appointment , as if this and that thing be done , then both must be complied ...
... legatees , or trustees , or the conferring of liberty , is treated as unwritten or void . conditionibus . § 11. If many conditions be joint- ly required in the appointment , as if this and that thing be done , then both must be complied ...
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