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Usucapio

Usucapio was a concept in Roman law that dealt with the acquisition of ownership of something through possession. It was subsequently developed as a principle of civil law systems, usucaption. It is similar to the common law concept of adverse possession, or acquiring land prescriptively.

Requirements, Bonitary ownership and good faith possession & Overview

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Bona fidesTwelve TablesCiceroFurtumTheft
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Bonitary ownership and good faith possession

PraetorRepublicVindicatioPossessory interdictActio Publiciana
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Overview

Roman lawUsucaptionAdverse possessionMancipatioIn iure cessio
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Usucapio

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples50
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Usucapio

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related to Stolen or taken by force · 12
Usucapio → Furtum, Gaius, Given, However, In, Indeed, Land, Roman, Something, The, The Institutes, This
related to Bonitary ownership and good faith possession · 9
Usucapio → As, In, It, Praetor, Republic, The, The Praetor, To, Under
related to Possession · 9
Usucapio → As Rome, Cicero, Res, Rome, The, The Praetor, These, This, Twelve Tables
related to Iusta causa and good faith · 7
Usucapio → Good, However, In, Iusta, Roman, The, This
related to overview · 7
Usucapio → AD, Ownership, Roman, Since, Theodosius, This, Usacapio
related to Requirements · 3
Usucapio → Firstly, The, There

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faith owner law good ownership possession bonitary possessor res would roman stolen time concept praetor thing mancipi must case land

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
an inheritance which may include both movablesinstance ofgroups of things0.80text
landinstance ofgroups of things0.80text
also came under the one year ruleinstance ofgroups of things0.80text
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Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionUnder0.60section
Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionAs0.60section
Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionThe Praetor0.60section
Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionRepublic0.60section
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Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionIn0.60section
Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionPraetor0.60section
Usucapiorelated to Bonitary ownership and good faith possessionIt0.60section

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