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Civil Code
1795
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Synonyma
I. Undertaking
2. 1 Engagement
2. Pact
3. Compact
2. Covenant – agreement consequential to an act of conveyance
3. Agreement
4. Stipulation?
8. Assumpsit
6. Engagement.
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II. Conveyance
Synonyma or Species
1. Transfer imparts ablation or abdication acting with collation
2. Translator
Species
1. Gift.
2. Exchange
3. Sale
4. Loan
5. Lease
6. Bailment
7. Hypothecation
8. Pairing
9. Morgaging
10. Pledging
11. Assignmt.
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III. Ablation
Divestment
Removal
Amotion
Ouster
Dismission
Deposition
Dismissal
Abdication
Dereliction
Resignation.
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IV. Collation Restoration
1 Investment
2 Appointment
3 Nomination
4 Presentation
5 Institution
6 Induction
7 Donation
8 Grant
9 Election
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A Contract is a
name that may be
given to any all
the intention of which
is to operate a change
in the legal rights of a
person or persons
other than the agent.
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A Contract is
either an undertaking
meaning
a legal undertaking
or an act
of conveyance.
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A legal undertaking
is any act the
declared intention of which
is to give to some
person or persons
other than the undertaker
a right
to have certain services
rendered to him
of them by the undertaker,
or in other words
to impose upon
himself a legal
obligation in favour
of another: the
obligation to exercise
in favour of another
certain acts which are or are supposed to be of a
nature to render
service to that
other.
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A conveyance
or act of conveyance
is an act whereby
in virtue and by
means of certain
dispositions previously
made in that behalf
by the powers of
government a
change is made
in the legal rights
of a certain person
or persons in relation
to a certain
subject matter.
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Taking conveyance
then in its utmost
possible latitude
by considering the
conveyor himself
the person himself
who exercises the
act of conveyance
in a word the person of the conveyor
himself
as rendering constituting himself
in virtue of his own active faculties the subject
matter of the
conveyance, a legal
undertaken may
be spoken of as
an act of conveyance
a right to
services: conveying
to some other person
a right to have
certain acts of a serviceable
nature exercised
in his favour
by the person undertaking.
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A conveyance
may be distinguished
into fears or simple
and complex or
compound.
An act of collation
unaccompanied by
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A simple act of conveyance
is either
1. locuplatative speculative privative
1. an act of ablation
or locuplatative
2. an act of collation
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A compound act
of conveyance is
the name that may
be given to an act
of conveyance in
which the abovementioned two simple
acts of conveyance
in relation
to the same subject-matter
are included. This
compound act of
conveyance may
be termed an act
of translation.
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An act of translation
then consists
of an act of ablation
accompanied by an
act of collation in
relation to the same
subject.
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The acts of conveyance
which most frequently
occurr are of the
compounded kind –
acts of translation.
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Among acts of
translation those
which most frequently
occurr are
those in which the
person in relation to from whom
the ablation is performed act of ablation takes
place is the person
himself by
whom the act of
conveyance or
transfer is made.
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An instance of
ablati collation
with ablation but
with abdication or self-devastative
ablation is
adjudication, collation
by the act
of a Judge.
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Instance of collation
with ablation is
nomination to a
transfer or an office place
new created or vacant
by death.
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Instance of an
act of ablation
without collation is
the removal of a
man from an office
without filling of it
up.
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