servient tenant
The person who holds a servient estate and is therefore burdened by an easement. Cf. dominant tenant. [Cases: Easements 2. C.J.S. Easements §§ 6, 21, 53–55.]
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servient
servient (s[schwa]r-vee-[schwa]nt), adj. (Of an estate) subject to a servitude or easement. See servient estate under ESTATE(4). [Cases: Easements 1. C.J.S. Easements §§ 2–8, 13–14, 21–22, 24, 53–55, 57–58, 89.]
servitia servientium et stipendia famulorum
servitia servientium et stipendia famulorum 〈拉〉仆人的服务与奴隶的工资
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subservient possession
subservient possession 辅助占有；从属占有 (→permissive possession)
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affirmative easement
An easement that forces the servient-estate owner to permit certain actions by the easement holder, such as discharging water onto the servient estate. — Also termed positive easement. Cf. negative easement.
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positive servitude
Civil law. A real servitude allowing a person to lawfully do something on the servient landowner’s property, such as entering the property. — Also termed affirmative servitude.
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apprentice en la ley
apprentice en la ley (英格兰古法)见习律师；初级律师；出庭律师 此术语直到约1455年为止，是指那些已获得律师资格，但又不是高级律师〔servientes ad legem; serjeants at law〕的人。起初他们被叫做「utter barristers」，这是因为他们在辩论实习中坐在最远处，在他们称为『围栏’〔barr〕的地方；后来逐渐他们被称为『barristers’。高级律师与初级律师的这种二元区分一直延续到当代，但已将barrister指称出庭律师，另以solicitor指称事务律师。 (=apprentice ad legem; apprenticii ad legem)
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eaves drip
eaves-drip. 1. The dripping of water from the eaves of a house onto adjacent land. 2. An easement permitting the holder to allow water to drip onto the servient estate. See DRIP RIGHTS; STILLICIDIUM. [Cases: Waters and Water Courses 121. C.J.S. Waters § 257.]
easement in gross
An easement benefiting a particular person and not a particular piece of land. • The beneficiary need not, and usu. does not, own any land adjoining the servient estate. Cf. easement appurtenant. [Cases: Easements 3. C.J.S. Easements §§ 4, 10–11, 20.]