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1ONERIS Excussio — Graece Σεισάχθεια, blande dicta est lex Solonis, quâ, plebi Atticae aere alienô a divitibus oppressae consulturus, iussit τὰ ὑπάρχοντα τῶ χρεῶν ἀνεῖςθαι, aes alienum quod erat remitti, et novas tabulas fieri. Quod vero factum οὐκ ἀποκοπῇ χρεῶν,… …
2öneriş — is. Önerme işi veya biçimi …
3oneris ferendi — /ownaras farenday/ Lat. In the civil law, the servitude of support; a servitude by which the wall of a house is required to sustain the wall or beams of the adjoining house …
4oneris ferendi — Of the burden of support,–an easement by which an adjoining neighbor was entitled to have his structure supported …
5jus oneris ferendi — /jas ownaras farenday/ An urban servitude in the Roman law, the owner of which had the right of supporting and building upon the house wall of another …
6jus oneris ferendi — /jas ownaras farenday/ An urban servitude in the Roman law, the owner of which had the right of supporting and building upon the house wall of another …
7servitus oneris ferendi — /sarvatas ownaras farenday/ The servitude of bearing weight; the right to let one s building rest upon the building, wall, or pillars of one s neighbor …
8servitus oneris ferendi — (Civil law.) The servitude or easement of furnishing support for a neighbor s building …
9exonérer — [ ɛgzɔnere ] v. tr. <conjug. : 6> • 1829; « décharger » 1680; lat. jurid. exonerare, de onus, oneris « charge » ♦ Vieilli Décharger (qqn) de qqch. d onéreux, d une obligation. Exonérer qqn d un devoir. ⇒ affranchir, exempter, libérer. ♢… …
10onéreux — onéreux, euse [ ɔnerø, øz ] adj. • 1509; « lourd, pesant » 1370; lat. onerosus, de onus, oneris « poids, charge » 1 ♦ Vx Qui est à charge, qui est incommode, pénible. « La société est fondée sur un avantage mutuel; mais lorsqu elle me devient… …
