rural servitude

Roman law. A servitude chiefly affecting agricultural land or land in the country.

• The four oldest types, iter, actus, via, and aqueductus, were all res mancipi despite being incorporeal. Most rural servitudes were easements, but some were profits.

— Also termed rustic servitude; praedium rusticum; jus rusticorum praediorum.

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