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dominium
(czen) | dominium,dominion Zdeněk Brož |
DOMINIUM
(bouvier) | DOMINIUM, empire, domain. It is of three kinds: 1, Directum dominium, or
usufructuary dominion; dominium utile, as between landlord and tenant; or,
2. It is to full property, and simple property. The former is such as
belongs to the cultivator of his own estate; the other is the property of a
tenant. 3. Dominion acquired by the law of nations, and dominion acquired by
municipal law. By the law of nations, property may be acquired by
occupation, by accession, by commixtion, by use or the pernancy of the
usufruct, and by tradition or delivery. As to the dominium eminens, the
right of the public, in cases of emergency, to seize upon the property of
individuals, and convert it to public use, and the right of individuals, in
similar cases, to commit a trespass on the persons and properties of others,
see the opinion of chief justice McKean in Respublica v. Sparhawk, 1 Dallas,
362, and the case of Vanhorn v. Dorrance, 2 Dall. Rep. 304. See, further, as
to dominium eminens, or the right of the community to take, at a fair price,
the property of individuals for public use, the supplement of 1802 to the
Pennsylvania compromising law, respecting the Wyoming controversy; also,
Vattel, l. 1, c. 20, Sec. 244-248; Bynkershoek, lib. 2, c. 15; Rousseau's
Social Compact, c. 9; Domat; l. 1, tit. 8, Sec. l, p. 381, fol. ed.; the
case of a Jew, whom the grand seignior was compelled by the mufti to
purchase out, cited in Lindsay et al. v. The Commissioners, 2 Bay. S. Car.
Rep. 41. See Eminent domain.
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condominium
(encz) | condominium,kondominát n: Zdeněk Brožcondominium,kondominium n: Zdeněk Brožcondominium,zakoupený byt v obytném domě Martin M. |
kondominium
(czen) | kondominium,condominiumn: Zdeněk Brož |
condominium
(gcide) | condominium \condominium\ n.
1. one of the units in a condominium[2].
Syn: condo.
[WordNet 1.5]
2. a complex of dwelling units (as an apartment house) in
which each unit is individually owned (as contrasted with
rented).
[WordNet 1.5] |
condominium
(wn) | condominium
n 1: one of the dwelling units in a condominium [syn:
condominium, condo]
2: housing consisting of a complex of dwelling units (as an
apartment house) in which each unit is individually owned |
DOMINIUM
(bouvier) | DOMINIUM, empire, domain. It is of three kinds: 1, Directum dominium, or
usufructuary dominion; dominium utile, as between landlord and tenant; or,
2. It is to full property, and simple property. The former is such as
belongs to the cultivator of his own estate; the other is the property of a
tenant. 3. Dominion acquired by the law of nations, and dominion acquired by
municipal law. By the law of nations, property may be acquired by
occupation, by accession, by commixtion, by use or the pernancy of the
usufruct, and by tradition or delivery. As to the dominium eminens, the
right of the public, in cases of emergency, to seize upon the property of
individuals, and convert it to public use, and the right of individuals, in
similar cases, to commit a trespass on the persons and properties of others,
see the opinion of chief justice McKean in Respublica v. Sparhawk, 1 Dallas,
362, and the case of Vanhorn v. Dorrance, 2 Dall. Rep. 304. See, further, as
to dominium eminens, or the right of the community to take, at a fair price,
the property of individuals for public use, the supplement of 1802 to the
Pennsylvania compromising law, respecting the Wyoming controversy; also,
Vattel, l. 1, c. 20, Sec. 244-248; Bynkershoek, lib. 2, c. 15; Rousseau's
Social Compact, c. 9; Domat; l. 1, tit. 8, Sec. l, p. 381, fol. ed.; the
case of a Jew, whom the grand seignior was compelled by the mufti to
purchase out, cited in Lindsay et al. v. The Commissioners, 2 Bay. S. Car.
Rep. 41. See Eminent domain.
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