诉讼时效
诉讼时效 英语：statute of limitations 法语：prescription (des droits, dettes) 德语：Verjährungsvorschriften 意大利语：legge che prevede termini di prescrizione 西班牙语：prescripción legal
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conventional servitude
Civil law. A servitude established by agreement or through acquisitive prescription.
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分区法（城市规划）
分区法（城市规划） 英语：zoning laws (US) (urban planning) 法语：prescriptions du plan d’urbanisme 德语：Verordnungen hinsichtlich Bau/Benutzung von Immobilien 意大利语：regolamenti relativi allo sviluppo urbanistico 西班牙语：planificación urbana, normas urbanísticas
ne dominia rerum sint incerta neve lites sint perpetuae
ne dominia rerum sint incerta, neve lites sint perpetuae (nee d[schwa]-min-ee-[schwa] reer-[schwa]m sint in-s[schwa]r-t[schwa], nee-vee lI-teez sint p[schwa]r-pech-oo-ee). [Latin] Hist. Lest the ownership of things should remain uncertain or lawsuits never come to an end. • The phrase appeared in reference to the principle on which all actions prescribed after (usu.) 30 years. See PRESCRIPTION.
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a non habente potestatem
a non habente potestatem (ay non ha-ben-tee poh-tes-tay-t[schwa]m). [Latin] Scots law. From one not having power. • This phrase appeared most commonly in a conveyance in reference to a seller who was not the owner. “If A. disponed ground, which he held on a personal title, to B., he could not grant warrant for the
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dignity
dignity, n. 1. The state of being noble; the state of being dignified. 2. An elevated title or position. 3. A person holding an elevated title; a dignitary. 4. A right to hold a title of nobility, which may be hereditary or for life. “Dignities may be hereditary, such as peerages …, or for life,
peremption
peremption (p[schwa]r-emp-sh[schwa]n), n. Civil law. A period of time fixed by statute for the existence of a right. • If the right is not exercised during this period, it is extinguished. Whereas prescription simply bars a specific remedy, peremption bars the action itself. Cf. PRESCRIPTION(1). See STATUTE OF REPOSE. [Cases: Limitation of Actions 1, 165.
subscription
subscription, n. 1. The act of signing one’s name on a document; the signature so affixed. 2. Securities. A written contract to purchase newly issued shares of stock or bonds. — Also termed (in connection with stock) stock subscription. [Cases: Corporations 75. 1.] 3. An oral or a written agreement to contribute a sum of