right of entry. 1. The right of taking or resuming possession of land or other real property in a peaceable manner. 2. POWER OF TERMINATION. 3. The right to go into another’s real property for a special purpose without committing trespass. • An example is a landlord’s right to enter a tenant’s property to make […]
reentry, n. 1. The act or an instance of retaking possession of land by someone who formerly held the land and who reserved the right to retake it when the new holder let it go. 2. A landlord’s resumption of possession of leased premises upon the tenant’s default under the lease. See POWER OF TERMINATION
The right of entry on public land to mine valuable mineral deposits. [Cases: Mines and Minerals 9–38. C.J.S. Mines and Minerals §§ 13, 26–93, 95–110, 112, 131.]
mineral entry. The right of entry on public land to mine valuable mineral deposits. [Cases: Mines and Minerals 9–38. C.J.S. Mines and Minerals §§ 13, 26–93, 95–110, 112, 131.] “It is the policy of the United States, as expressed in Acts of Congress, to make public lands available to the people for the purpose of
right of possession. The right to hold, use, occupy, or otherwise enjoy a given property; esp., the right to enter real property and eject or evict a wrongful possessor. [Cases: Forcible Entry and Detainer 9(2).]
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writ of right 〈英〉 (1)权利令状 与「特权令状」相对的一类令状。这类令状根据1215年的《大宪章》〔Magna Carta〕国王有义务签发，以别于根据国王的恩典或法庭的自由裁量权签发之特权令状。权利令状可分为两种，即诉讼开始令〔original writ〕和司法令〔judicial writ〕。 (→writ; prerogative writ; original writ; judicial writ) (2)回复土地所有权令 古代不动产法上的一种为救济非限嗣继承地产所有权人而签发的不利于现行占有权人的令状。该令状可适用于任何非法强占土地之情形，但实际上仅用于土地所有权人失去了其进占权〔right of entry〕或占有权〔right to possession〕之情形，因为在其它情况下申请回复土地占有令〔writ of entry〕更加便利。该令状之所以被称为回复土地所有权令，系由于所有权人仍保留有土地所有权，只不过这种所有权通常是一种失去了占有权的名义上的土地所有权〔mere right〕。1833年这种令状在英格兰被废止。
entry, n. 1. The act, right, or privilege of entering real property (they were given entry into the stadium). forcible entry. See FORCIBLE ENTRY. lawful entry. 1. The entry onto real property by a person not in possession, under a claim or color of right, and without force or fraud. 2. The entry of premises