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<head>1830 April 2-3<lb/>Civil Code Heads of Chapters</head> <!-- this page is organised in four columns --> <p>(1) | <head>1830 April 2-3<lb/>Civil Code Heads of Chapters</head> <!-- this page is organised in four columns --> <p>(1)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> I. Leading locutions<lb/>expounded.<lb/><add>Jurisprudential entities<lb/>Obligations Rights. Powers<lb/><gap/> Privileges</add></p> <p>(4)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> II. Corporeal vexation<lb/>by use of<lb/><add>Things</add> <sic>Immoveables</sic> — arrangements<lb/>for obviating.</p> <p>(3)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic>II<del>I</del>V. <add>Things</add> <sic>Immoveables</sic>,<lb/>Modes of occupation.</p> <p>(1) (2) <del>(7)</del><lb/><sic>Ch.</sic>I<del>V</del>II. <add>Things</add> <sic>Immoveables</sic>,<lb/>their different sorts.</p> <p>(2) (5)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> V. <sic>Immoveables</sic>,<lb/>Efficient causes of<lb/>right <del>of</del> <add>to the</add> possession of<lb/><del>to</del> them.</p> <p>(3) (6)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> VI. <sic>Immoveables</sic><lb/>Efficient causes of<lb/>cessation of right to<lb/>the possession of them.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of the second column --> <p>(7)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> VII. <sic>Immoveables</sic>,<lb/>Efficient causes or<lb/>modes of conveyance<lb/>or say transmission<lb/>of the right to the<lb/>possession of them,<lb/>(death not regarded.)</p> <p>(8)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> VIII. <sic>Immoveables</sic><lb/>Transmission post-obituary<lb/>by possessors<lb/><del>will</del> <hi rend="underline">last-will</hi> or<lb/>say <hi rend="underline">testament</hi>.</p> <p>(9)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> IX. <sic>Immoveables</sic><lb/>Transmission <add>or say transition</add> post-obituary<lb/>in default<lb/>of possessor's will.</p> <p>(10)<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> X. Successors in<lb/>concatenation, number<lb/>of the links. Efficient<lb/>causes of the right<lb/>of possession in regard<lb/>to each.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of the third column --> <p>11<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> XI to XIX<lb/>with relation to things<lb/>Moveable<del>s</del> <del><gap/></del> arrangements<lb/>the same<lb/>respectively as per<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> III to X in relation<lb/>to <add>things</add> <sic>immoveables</sic></p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> XX. <add>to XXVIII</add>. Things incorporeal<lb/>(including<lb/>right to personal<lb/>services) arrangement<lb/>the same respectively<lb/>as per Chapters III<lb/>to X in relation to<lb/>things <sic>immoveable</sic></p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> XXIX <add>to</add> Conditions<lb/>in life <add>domestic</add> <del>obligations<lb/>and rights respectively<lb/>attendant to them</del></p> <!-- text in two columns divided by a central line --> <p>1 Obligation | 1 Right<lb/>2 <sic>Burthen</sic> | 2 <gap/><lb/>3 Privilege | 3 <gap/><lb/><sic>burthen</sic> | 4, Exemption<lb/>Sure or | 5. <unclear>Privately</unclear><lb/>Maleficent | beneficial</p> <p>1 <add>General</add> Ownership right<lb/>Particular or say<lb/>Fractional rights<lb/>2. Adjudicative rights<lb/>2.<lb/>3. Loan holders to<lb/>Ownership rights</p> <pb/> <!-- start of the fourth column --> <p>1. <hi rend="underline">Subject</hi> matters<lb/>of property.<lb/>1 Things. 2 Persons<lb/>in respect of their services</p> <p>2. Uses of property<lb/>2. Use. <add>as above</add> 1. Casual. 2<lb/><del>4. Mode of transfer</del> <add>Particular</add><lb/><del>of property</del></p> <p>4 Negativity obligatory<lb/>limitations to General<lb/><add>use viz. Extra <gap/><lb/>use.</add> 1 Generally <gap/> <gap/><lb/>2. <gap/> <gap/><lb/>applying. viz Servitude<lb/>negative</p> <p>5. Value — augmenting<lb/><del>to ab</del> from <gap/><lb/><gap/> uses &<lb/>Servitudes <unclear>practice</unclear></p> <p>I Subject matter of<lb/>property or say beneficial<lb/>or benefit yielding possession<lb/>or occupation</p> <p><add>Under the head of<lb/>each subject matter</add><lb/>II Uses capable of<lb/>being made of them<lb/>apply these Uses<lb/>to the several subject matters</p> <p>III. Limitation to these<lb/>uses. 1 Universally<lb/>applying. 2. Particularly</p> <p>IV. Enlargement by<lb/>vicinity to these <add>ap</add>plying<lb/>uses. 1. Universally<lb/>applying. 2. <add>Subsidiary use</add> Particularly<lb/>applying subsidiary<lb/>uses of neighbours<lb/><del>subject matter <add>or <gap/></add></del> as <del>the</del><lb/><gap/> neighbouring,<lb/>subsidiary Subject<lb/>matters</p> <p>Means of <unclear>beginning</unclear><lb/>and <gap/>, to obtain<lb/>proprietary uses</p> | ||
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1830 April 2-3
Civil Code Heads of Chapters
(1)
Ch. I. Leading locutions
expounded.
Jurisprudential entities
Obligations Rights. Powers
Privileges
(4)
Ch. II. Corporeal vexation
by use of
Things Immoveables — arrangements
for obviating.
(3)
Ch.IIIV. Things Immoveables,
Modes of occupation.
(1) (2) (7)
Ch.IVII. Things Immoveables,
their different sorts.
(2) (5)
Ch. V. Immoveables,
Efficient causes of
right of to the possession of
to them.
(3) (6)
Ch. VI. Immoveables
Efficient causes of
cessation of right to
the possession of them.
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(7)
Ch. VII. Immoveables,
Efficient causes or
modes of conveyance
or say transmission
of the right to the
possession of them,
(death not regarded.)
(8)
Ch. VIII. Immoveables
Transmission post-obituary
by possessors
will last-will or
say testament.
(9)
Ch. IX. Immoveables
Transmission or say transition post-obituary
in default
of possessor's will.
(10)
Ch. X. Successors in
concatenation, number
of the links. Efficient
causes of the right
of possession in regard
to each.
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Ch. XI to XIX
with relation to things
Moveables arrangements
the same
respectively as per
Ch. III to X in relation
to things immoveables
Ch. XX. to XXVIII. Things incorporeal
(including
right to personal
services) arrangement
the same respectively
as per Chapters III
to X in relation to
things immoveable
Ch. XXIX to Conditions
in life domestic obligations
and rights respectively
attendant to them
1 Obligation | 1 Right
2 Burthen | 2
3 Privilege | 3
burthen | 4, Exemption
Sure or | 5. Privately
Maleficent | beneficial
1 General Ownership right
Particular or say
Fractional rights
2. Adjudicative rights
2.
3. Loan holders to
Ownership rights
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1. Subject matters
of property.
1 Things. 2 Persons
in respect of their services
2. Uses of property
2. Use. as above 1. Casual. 2
4. Mode of transfer Particular
of property
4 Negativity obligatory
limitations to General
use viz. Extra
use. 1 Generally
2.
applying. viz Servitude
negative
5. Value — augmenting
to ab from
uses &
Servitudes practice
I Subject matter of
property or say beneficial
or benefit yielding possession
or occupation
Under the head of
each subject matter
II Uses capable of
being made of them
apply these Uses
to the several subject matters
III. Limitation to these
uses. 1 Universally
applying. 2. Particularly
IV. Enlargement by
vicinity to these applying
uses. 1. Universally
applying. 2. Subsidiary use Particularly
applying subsidiary
uses of neighbours
subject matter or as the
neighbouring,
subsidiary Subject
matters
Means of beginning
and , to obtain
proprietary uses
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