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that which one estate owes to another estate; when related to lands,
vineyards, gardens or the like, it is called rural; when it is related to houses
and buildings it is called urban
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1 Predial Servitude 2 Civil Law
3 Malfeasance 4 Immovable
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Terms in this set (146)
, Civil Law System of law derived from Roman Law; court
decisions DO NOT establish state law; on the
Legislature enacts state laws
Common Law System of law derived from England; court
decisions can lead to future laws and precedents
Commission an instruction, command, or duty given to a
person or group of people.
Legal Capacity The ability to contract; not to be a minor and of
sound mind and body
Immovable Land and its improvements thereon
Mandate Transaction in which a person confers authority
on another i.e. power of attorney
Partition Legal procedure to divide the co-owners'
interests in real property
Jurisdiction the power to adjudicate or handle a particular
kind of case
Apostille an addition, a marginal note or observation
de jure Notary - french for "of law"
- an official who holds his office by law & who is
possessed of all lawfully necessary qualifications
for office
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that which one estate owes to another estate; when related to lands,
vineyards, gardens or the like, it is called rural; when it is related to houses
and buildings it is called urban
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1 Predial Servitude 2 Civil Law
3 Malfeasance 4 Immovable
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Terms in this set (146)
, Civil Law System of law derived from Roman Law; court
decisions DO NOT establish state law; on the
Legislature enacts state laws
Common Law System of law derived from England; court
decisions can lead to future laws and precedents
Commission an instruction, command, or duty given to a
person or group of people.
Legal Capacity The ability to contract; not to be a minor and of
sound mind and body
Immovable Land and its improvements thereon
Mandate Transaction in which a person confers authority
on another i.e. power of attorney
Partition Legal procedure to divide the co-owners'
interests in real property
Jurisdiction the power to adjudicate or handle a particular
kind of case
Apostille an addition, a marginal note or observation
de jure Notary - french for "of law"
- an official who holds his office by law & who is
possessed of all lawfully necessary qualifications
for office
