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Page 154
... deceased one , the parts might be all corporeal , but the whole was incorporeal . So , even in a flock of sheep , if permanently kept up . A third division was into res mobiles and immobiles . To the latter belong land and buildings ...
... deceased one , the parts might be all corporeal , but the whole was incorporeal . So , even in a flock of sheep , if permanently kept up . A third division was into res mobiles and immobiles . To the latter belong land and buildings ...
Page 161
... deceased person , the total of his property relations , which , by will of the deceased , or by course of law , became vested in the person of his heir . A third division of property is into res mobiles and immobiles ( movable and ...
... deceased person , the total of his property relations , which , by will of the deceased , or by course of law , became vested in the person of his heir . A third division of property is into res mobiles and immobiles ( movable and ...
Page 175
... deceased person under a will which had not been executed with all the prescribed formalities , he did not become owner of the estate ex jure Quiritium , as if he had been heir ; he only had it in bonis as bonorum possessor ; but here ...
... deceased person under a will which had not been executed with all the prescribed formalities , he did not become owner of the estate ex jure Quiritium , as if he had been heir ; he only had it in bonis as bonorum possessor ; but here ...
Page 264
... deceased , of his father , of his father's father , etc. ) , with unlimited right of representa- tion , as seen in English inheritance of lands . IN the last four lectures we have considered the elements which make up the estate . What ...
... deceased , of his father , of his father's father , etc. ) , with unlimited right of representa- tion , as seen in English inheritance of lands . IN the last four lectures we have considered the elements which make up the estate . What ...
Page 269
... deceased , he could not reserve any thing from the assets of the inheritance to pay his own claim . In fact , the claim was extinguished by the fusion of the estates ; it was now a debt due by himself to himself , in which he was debtor ...
... deceased , he could not reserve any thing from the assets of the inheritance to pay his own claim . In fact , the claim was extinguished by the fusion of the estates ; it was now a debt due by himself to himself , in which he was debtor ...
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