Movable Property - Law Dictionary Search Results
Conveyance
ACT; DEED; LAW OF PROPERTY; TRUSTS. Includes a conveyance on sale and every instrument by which property, whether movable or immovable, is transferred inter vivos and which is not otherwise specifically provided for by Schedule I. [Indian
Settlement
or codicil) as defined by the Indian Succession Act, 1925 where-by the destination or devolution of successive interests movable or immovable property is dis-posed of or is agreed to be disposed of. [Specific Relief Act, 1963 (47
Gift, 'transfer of property
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legacy
law of Louisiana : a legacy that consists of a specified proportion (as one-half), a specified type (as movables), or a specified proportion of a specified type of the testator's property par·tic·u·lar legacy in the civil law
Arrestment jurisdictionis fundand' causa
non-Scots Defender is not subject to the jurisdiction of the Court in any other way, but has some movable property corporeal or incorporeal, in the hands of a third party within the jurisdiction, that property may be arrested
Property mark
Matched in: Term Property mark
fruit
in the civil Law of Louisiana : property (as income or goods) produced by or derived from other movable or immovable property without diminution of its substance [co-owners share the s and products of the thing held
immovable
item of immovable property [a predial servitude is an incorporeal "Louisiana Civil Code"] often used in pl. compare movable
Public property
Matched in: Term Public property
pawnbroker
pawnbroker : a person who lends money on the security of personal or movable property pledged in his or her keeping or who buys personal property and gives the seller an opportunity to
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