Property in Asia

Definition of Property in Property in the Legal Dictionary. See encyclopedic entry about Property In the Legal Wiki Encyclopedia: Property.

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Property: (Distinctive attribute), noun

• aspect
• attitude
• attribute
• character
• characteristic
• disposition
• distinction
• distinguishing quality
• distinguishing trait
• earmark
• feature
• individuality
• mark
• marked feature
• marked quality
• particularity
• peculiarity
• personality
• point
• proprietas
• quality
• singularity
• specific quality
• style
• temperament
• tone
• trait

Property: (Land), noun

• acreage
• acres
• demesne
• domain
• dominions
• estate
• freehold
• ground
• grounds
• holding
• homestead
• household
• land
• landed interests
• landed property
• leasehold
• lot
• parcel
• plot
• premises
• real estate
• real property
• realty
• territory
• tract
• Associated Concepts: abandoned property
• absolute property
• accretions to property
• acquisition of property
• afteracquired property
• assessable property
• assessed valuation of taxable property
• base property
• commercial property
• community property
• corporate property
• damage to property
• devising property
• distributable property
• encumbrance on property
• estate
• execution against property
• freehold
• homestead
• individual property
• joint property
• lien on property
• market value
• property tax
• public property
• purchase of property
• separate and distinct properties
• similar property
• special property
• specific property
• suit affecting property
• suit concerning property
• taking of property for private purposes
• taking of property for public use without just compensation
• taxable property
• title to real property
• transfer of interest in property
• transfer of property intended to take effect at death
• unplatted land
• urban property
• value of the propertyforeign phrases: Transit terra cum onere
• Land passes subject to any encumbrances affecting it
• Jusdescendit
• etnon terra
• The right descends
• Regulariter non valetpactum de re meanon alienanda
• lt is a rule that an agreement not to alienate my property is not binding
• Cujus est solum
• ejus est usque ad coelum et ad inferos
• He who owns the soil owns also up to the sky above it
• and to the center of the earth beneath it
• He who owns the soil owns also up to the sky above it
• and to the center of the earth beneath it

Property: (Possessions), noun

• accessories
• appointments
• assets
• available means
• belongings
• bona
• chattels
• effects
• estate
• financial resources
• funds
• goods
• hereditaments
• holdings
• immovables
• investments
• material assets
• movables
• ownership
• pecuniary resources
• personal effects
• personal resources
• possessions
• resources
• substance
• tangible assets
• tangibles
• valuables Associated Concepts: appurtenance
• articles of personalty
• bequeathing property
• fixtures
• intangibles
• moveables
• proceeds of property
• receiving stolen property
• tangible property
• trust property foreign phrases: Nemo cogitur rem suam vendere
• etiam justopretio
• No one is compelled to sell his own property
• even for a just price
• Quae ab hostibus capiuntur
• statim capientiumfiunt
• Things taken from enemies immediately become theproperty of the captors
• Duorum in solidum dominium velpossessio esse non potest
• Sole ownership of possessions cannot be in two persons
• Jus triplex est
• propietatis
• possessionis
• etpossibilitatis
• Right is threefoldof property
• of possession
• and of possibility
• Nemo alienae rei
• sine satisdatione
• defensor idoneus intelligitur
• No one is considered a competent defender of another’s property
• without security
• Nul charter
• nul vente
• ne nul done vault perpetualment
• si le donor n ‘est seise al temps de contracts de deux droits
• sc
• del droit de possession et del droit de propertie
• No grant
• no sale
• no gift
• is valid forever
• unless the donor
• at the time of the contract
• has two rights
• the right of possession
• and the right of property
• Prohibeturne quisfaciatinsuoquodnocerepossitalieno
• lt is forbidden for any one to do on his own property what may injure another’s
• Proprietas verborum est salus proprietatum
• Propriety of words is the salvation of property
• In re communi neminem dominorum jure facere quicquam
• invito altero posse
• One of the owners of common property may not exercise any authority over it against the will of another of them
• Expedit reipublicae ne sua re quis male utatur
• It is for the interest of the state no one should make ill use of his property
• Mobilia non habent situm
• Movables have no situs or local habitation
• Catalla juste possessa amitti non possunt
• Chattels cannot be deprived of when they are lawfully possessed
• It concerns the state that people do not misuse their property
• Rerum suarum quilibet est moderatoret arbiter
• Every one is the manager and master of his own affairs or his property
• In re pari potiorem causam esse prohibentis constat
• Where a thing is owned in common
• it is clear that the cause of the party prohibiting its use is the stronger
• In re communipotior est conditioprohibentis
• In re communipotior est conditioprohibentis
• In relation to property held in common
• the position of the one who prohibits is the more favorable
• Proprietas verborum est salus proprietatum
• Propriety of words is the salvation of property
• In re communi neminem dominorum jure facere quicquam
• invito altero posse
• One of the owners of common property may not exercise any authority over it against the will of another of them
• Expedit reipublicae ne sua re quis male utatur
• It is for the interest of the state no one should make ill use of his property
• Mobilia non habent situm
• Movables have no situs or local habitation
• Catalla juste possessa amitti non possunt
• Chattels cannot be deprived of when they are lawfully possessed
• Interest reipublicae ne sua quis male utatur
• It concerns the state that people do not misuse their property
• Rerum suarum quilibet est moderatoret arbiter
• Every one is the manager and master of his own affairs or his property
• In re pari potiorem causam esse prohibentis constat
• Where a thing is owned in common
• it is clear that the cause of the party prohibiting its use is the stronger
• In re communipotior est conditioprohibentis
• In relation to property held in common
• the position of the one who prohibits is the more favorable

Browse the Asian Encyclopedia of Law for Property

The Asian Encyclopedia of Law is useful as a starting place for research and a tool to gain a general understanding of a particular area of the Asian law. It provides basic coverage of legal issues and it may suggest topics to review. Search Property in the following legal systems:

Resource	Legal System
Property	Property in the Bangladesh Legal System.
Property	Property in the Chinese Legal System.
Property	Property in the Hong Kong Legal System.
Property	Property in the Indian Legal System.
Property	Property in the Indonesian Legal System.
Property	Property in the Iranian Legal System.
Property	Property in the Israeli Legal System.
Property	Property in the Japanese Legal System.
Property	Property in the Malaysian Legal System.
Property	Property in the Pakistan Legal System.
Property	Property in the Philippine Legal System.
Property	Property in the Singapore Legal System.
Property	Property in the South Korean Legal System.
Property	Property in the Taiwanese Legal System.
Property	Property in the Thai Legal System.
Property	Property in the Turkish Legal System.
Property	Property in the Vietnamese Legal System.

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Property in Other Legal Encyclopedias

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Property	Property in the World Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.
Property	Property in the European Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.
Property	Property in the American Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.
Property	Property in the Latin American Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.
Property	Property in the UK Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.
Property	Property in the Australian Legal Wiki Encyclopedia.

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