actio
11actio negatoria — (or actio negativa) /aekshiyow negatoriya / negatayva/ An action brought to repel a claim of the defendant to a servitude in the plaintiffs land. See actio confessoria …
12actio negativa — actio negatoria (or actio negativa) /aekshiyow negatoriya / negatayva/ An action brought to repel a claim of the defendant to a servitude in the plaintiffs land. See actio confessoria …
13actio negatoria — (or actio negativa) /aekshiyow negatoriya / negatayva/ An action brought to repel a claim of the defendant to a servitude in the plaintiffs land. See actio confessoria …
14actio negativa — actio negatoria (or actio negativa) /aekshiyow negatoriya / negatayva/ An action brought to repel a claim of the defendant to a servitude in the plaintiffs land. See actio confessoria …
15Actio de in rem verso — is a legal term meaning enrichment without cause. Its origin lies in the Roman Corpus Juris Civilis and French Code Napoleon. The five criteria of such a claim are:#There was an actual enrichment. #There was an impoverishment. #There is a… …
16actio de in rem verso — ac·tio de in rem ver·so / ak shē ō ˌdē in rem vər sō, äk tē ō ˌdā in rem ver sō/ n [Latin, legal action over something converted to the benefit (of the principal in the law of agency)] in the civil law of Louisiana: a doctrine equivalent to the… …
17Actio personalis moritur cum persona — is a Latin expression meaning a personal action dies with the person . Effect of the maximSome legal causes of action can survive the death of the claimant or plaintiff, for example actions founded in contract law. However, some actions are… …
18Actio ad exhibendum — Actio ad exhibendum, s. Exhibition …
19Actio et reactio — (lat.), »Wirkung und Gegenwirkung«, Formel, die besagt: die Wirkung jeder Kraft erfolgt nach zwei entgegengesetzten Richtungen mit gleicher Stärke …
20Actio Paulĭana — Actio Paulĭana, s. Anfechtung …
