Question I. On Right Itself

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We divide this question into four chapters, namely 1. on the notion of right and its division; 2. on the object of right; 3. on the subject of right; 4. on the modes of acquiring right.

Rights

Within this question

Chapter I. On The Notion And Division Of Rightnn. 1–5
Chapter II. On The Object Of Right Or Dominionnn. 6–12
Chapter III. On The Subject Of Right Or Dominionnn. 13–38
Chapter IV. On The Modes Of Acquiring Dominionnn. 39–69
- Article I. On Occupationnn. 40–47
  - § 1. On Occupation In Generaln. 40
  - § 2. On The Occupation Of Animalsnn. 41–44
  - § 3. On The Occupation Of Treasurenn. 45–46
  - § 4. On Booty To Be Taken In Warn. 47
- Article II. On The Finding Of A Lost Thingnn. 48–55
  - § 1. Principles Of Natural Lawn. 49
  - § 2. Statutes Of Modern Civil Lawsnn. 50–55
- Article III. On Accessionn. 56
- Article IV. On Prescriptionnn. 57–69
  - § 1. On The Notion, Division, And Value Of Prescriptionnn. 57–58
  - § 2. On The Conditions Required For Legitimate Prescriptionnn. 59–63
  - § 3. Statutes Concerning Prescription According To Certain Modern Lawsnn. 64–69