dominium
21dominium plenum — In Scotland, the absolute feuhold interest in land, where the land is owned without any feudal superiority above or feu interest below. Like the feu, the owner of the dominium plenum will have the useful ownership of the land but will not be… …
22Dominium directum et utile — is a Latin legal term referring to the complete and absolute dominion [in property] ; i.e. the union of the title and the exclusive use. See Fairfax s Devisee v Hunter s Lessee (US) 7 Cranch 603, 618, 3 L Ed 453, 458. Categories: Latin legal… …
23DOMINIUM Martini — aliis castrum Domni Martini, vulgo Dommartin. in dioecesi Meldensi Galliae. Hadr. Vales. Notit. Gall …
24Dominium maris baltici — Baltic Sea in 1219   Norway …
25Dominium maris septentrionalis — The dominium maris septentrionalis ( Northern Seas dominion ) were the western and northern maritime waters claimed by Denmark–Norway in the Early Modern era.[1] Constituing the western and northern part of the Danish kongens strømme (Royal… …
26Dominium Visurgis — Mit dem lateinischen Ausdruck Dominium Visurgis (dt.: ‚Beherrschung der Weser‘) (auch als D. V. abgekürzt) bezeichnet man heute das Bestreben der Stadt Bremen im 17. Jahrhundert ihren Machtbereich weserabwärts auszudehnen. Inhaltsverzeichnis …
27dominium directum — də̇ˈrektəm, ˌdīˈ noun Etymology: Latin, direct ownership Roman & feudal law : the general ownership of property of one holding the title called also superiority; contrasted with dominium utile …
28dominium utile — ˈyüdəl(ˌ)ē noun Etymology: Latin, ownership of use Roman & feudal law : the right of one not having title (as a vassal) of using property (as for enjoyment, improvement, or profit) : beneficial tenancy or ownership compare dominium directum …
29dominium — /deuh min ee euhm/, n. Law. complete power to use, to enjoy, and to dispose of property at will. [1815 25; < L, equiv. to domin(us) lord, master + ium IUM] * * * …
30dominium — (лат.) владение …
