full covenant
full covenant 完全担保合同(条款) 该词广为使用，包括土地占有担保合同〔covenants of seisin〕、转让担保合同、和平用益〔quiet enjoyment〕担保合同等，含有无条件、无财产负担、保证不受阻碍或干扰等内容。
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future interest
future interest. A property interest in which the privilege of possession or of other enjoyment is future and not present. • A future interest can exist in either the grantor (as with a reversion) or the grantee (as with a remainder or executory interest). Today, most future interests are equitable interests in stocks and debt
vest
vest, vb. 1. To confer ownership of (property) upon a person. 2. To invest (a person) with the full title to property. 3. To give (a person) an immediate, fixed right of present or future enjoyment. 4. Hist. To put (a person) into possession of land by the ceremony of investiture. — vesting, n.
fructus civiles
fructus civiles (fr[schwa]k-t[schwa]s s[schwa]-vI-leez). [Latin “civil fruits”] Roman & civil law. Income (such as rent or interest) that one receives from another for the use or enjoyment of a thing, esp. real property or loaned money. • In Roman law, fructus civiles included both minerals and the earnings of slaves.
discommon
discommon (dis-kom-[schwa]n), vb. 1. To deprive of the right of common (e.g., the right to pasture). 2. To deprive (something, esp. land) of commonable character. • A person could discommon land by separating or enclosing it. 3. To deprive (someone) of the privileges of a place, such as the right to use common land or
qualified ownership
Ownership that is shared, restricted to a particular use, or limited in the extent of its enjoyment.
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abeyance
abeyance ([schwa]-bay-[schwa]nts), n. 1. Temporary inactivity; suspension. 2. Property. A lapse in suc-cession during which no person is vested with title. — abeyant, adj. “Abeyance, from the French bayer, to expect, is that which is in expectation, remembrance, and intendment of law. By a principle of law, in every land there is a fee simple
continuous easement
An easement that may be enjoyed without a deliberate act by the party claiming it, such as an easement for drains, sewer pipes, lateral support of a wall, or light and air. — Also termed (in Louisiana) continuous servitude. Cf. discontinuous easement. [Cases: Easements 38. C.J.S. Easements §§ 57, 143–144, 146–147, 165–167.]
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senatus consultum
senatus consultum (si-nay-t[schwa]s k[schwa]n-s[schwa]l-t[schwa]m). [Latin] Roman law. In the Republic, a resolution of the Roman Senate, which did not have the force of law (though usu. followed). • In the first century A.D., these resolutions replaced the legislation of the comitia, but by the end of the second century, they were merely the Senate’s official
freeman
freeman. 1. A person who possesses and enjoys all the civil and political rights belonging to the people under a free government. 2. A person who is not a slave. 3. Hist. A member of a municipal corporation (a city or borough) who possesses full civic rights, esp. the right to vote. 4. Hist. A