Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
droits réels démembrés
English translation:
rights in rem with the attributes of ownership separated
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Ghyslaine LE NAGARD
May 27, 2006 01:09
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French term
droits réels démembrés
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In a document listing the required legal topics to be studied for a qualifying legal diploma.
La classification des droits
- droits réels et droits personnels
- le droit de propriété
- les droits réels démembrés
- les droits réels accessoires
Thanks for your help.
La classification des droits
- droits réels et droits personnels
- le droit de propriété
- les droits réels démembrés
- les droits réels accessoires
Thanks for your help.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | rights in rem with the attributes of ownership separated | Mary Lalevee |
4 | dismemberments of real property ownership | Rafael Wugalter (X) |
3 -1 | easements | algtranslator |
Proposed translations
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rights in rem with the attributes of ownership separated
This is what it means, I know it's not very elegant.
See Bridges.
See Bridges.
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2 hrs
easements
maybe it means easements?
Justa suggestion
Justa suggestion
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Christopher RH
: easements/servitudes are only one aspect - usufruct is the other major aspect
1 day 10 hrs
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disagree |
Rafael Wugalter (X)
: Ownership, the fullest property right in civil law, is divided into "dismemberments": usus (the right to use), fructus (to enjoy thew fruits) and abusus (to destroy)
3 days 8 hrs
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3 days 11 hrs
dismemberments of real property ownership
Specifically usus (the right to use), fructus (the right to enjoy the fruits, e.g. income) and abusus (the right to destroy/waste). Bear in mind that in civil law systems such as this, "real right" refers to corporeal property, including small objects. In Quebec and Louisiana, the term "dismemberments of ownership" is used all the time. If you want to use "attributes of ownership of real property in civil law", that is an option as well.
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