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Abstract
In the Roman law of property,
possessio
denoted the lawful physical and intentional occupation of property, including land and movable property, even when the person doing so was not the legal owner.
Title: Possessio
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Abstract
In the Roman law of property,
possessio
denoted the lawful physical and intentional occupation of property, including land and movable property, even when the person doing so was not the legal owner.
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