Adjunctio
Legal definition for Indian law research
Definition
Adjunctio, the act by which the owner of one thing attaches to or includes in his own property a thing belonging to another. If it cannot be separated again and thereby becomes an extincta res, the property in the whole generally belongs to the person who effected the change. If it can be separated, each owner retains his property, Civil Law.
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