jus precarium
jus precarium (j[schwa]s pri-kair-ee-[schwa]m), n. [Latin] Civil law. A right to a thing held for another, for which there was no remedy by legal action but only by entreaty or request.
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precarium
precarium 〈拉〉 (1)(罗马法)不稳定借用；容假占有 一项习惯做法，指当事人一方无偿容许他方暂时占有其财物或行使其权利，借用人可以取得对财物的合法占有，但出借人可以随时收回财物。 (2)(英格兰古法)军役制保有地产 中世纪早期为获取军役而将土地终身授予他人，这是建立封建采邑的基础。 (3)〈苏格兰〉(可随时要求归还的)财物无偿借用
precarium
precarium (pri-kair-ee-[schwa]m), n. [Latin] 1. Roman law. The gratuitous grant of the enjoyment of property, revocable at will. 2. The property so granted. 3. Hist. An estate or tenure arising from a precarious grant, and usu. characterized by uncertainty or arduous conditions of tenure.
innominate contracts
innominate contracts 无名合同；无名契约 指该合同不归属于任何有专门名称的合同类型；对无名合同，除当事人间的明示合意内容之外，法律不作任何规定。在罗马法中，无名合同分为互易〔permutatio〕、行纪〔de aestimato〕、容假占有〔precarium〕及和解〔transactio〕四种。
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