Civil law. The exercise of physical detention or control over a thing, as by occupying a building or cultivating farmland. • Natural possession may be had without title, and may give rise to a claim of unlawful possession or a claim of ownership by acquisitive prescription. The term “natural possession” has been replaced by the […]
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cum effectu (k[schwa]m i-fek-t[y]oo). [Latin] Hist. With effect; in effect. “Prescription does not run against any one … unless he is able to act in defence of his right cum effectu…. Under the old feudal system the casualty of ward was not incurred except where the vassal alienated his lands cum effectu. Thus, if the
proscription, n. 1. The act of prohibiting; the state of being prohibited. 2. A prohibition or restriction. Cf. PRESCRIPTION(1). — proscriptive, adj.
An exclusive right of fishery, existing by grant or prescription from the monarch, to take fish in public water such as a river or an arm of the sea. — Also termed libera piscaria.
An illegal market for goods that are controlled or prohibited by the government, such as the underground market for prescription drugs.
prescribe, vb. 1. To dictate, ordain, or direct; to establish authoritatively (as a rule or guideline). 2. To claim ownership through prescription. 3. To invalidate or otherwise make unenforceable through prescription. 4. To become invalid or otherwise unenforceable through prescription.
差异（分区） 英语：variance (zoning) (US) 法语：dérogation aux prescriptions du plan d’urbanisme 德语：Ausnahme von einer “zoning law” Verordnung 意大利语：eccezioni consentite alle “zoning laws” 西班牙语：dispensa de “zoning laws”
逆权占有 英语：adverse possession 法语：prescription acquisitive 德语：Ersitzung 意大利语：prescrizione acquisitiva 西班牙语：posesión susceptible de prescripción adquisitiva
时效期 英语：prescription period 法语：période de prescription 德语：Verjährungszeitraum 意大利语：termine di prescrizione 西班牙语：plazo de prescripción
(权利)时效 英语：prescription (of rights) 法语：prescription 德语：Verjährung 意大利语：prescrizione 西班牙语：prescripción