Article — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Article II. On the Objects of Commutative Justice, or on Strict Rights
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The objects of commutative justice are strict rights, especially rights in things, or real rights (n. 757). We shall speak: 1. of strict rights considered in themselves; 2. of the different subjects of strict rights, especially of ownership; 3. of the modes of acquiring strict rights.
Within this article
§ I. On Strict Rights Considered in Themselvesnn. 760–777
Point II. On Limited Ownershipsnn. 767–777
- I. On Usufructnn. 767–770
- II. On Usen. 771
- III. On Servitudenn. 772–774
- IV. On Possessionnn. 775–777
§ III. On the Modes of Acquiring Strict Rightsnn. 788–827
Point I. On Occupationnn. 789–798
- I. On the Occupation of Animalsnn. 791–794
- II. On the Occupation of Treasurenn. 795–796
- III. On the Occupation of Lost Thingsnn. 797–798
- Point II. On Production and Specificationnn. 799–802
- Point III. On Accessionnn. 803–804
Point IV. On Prescriptionnn. 805–811
Point V. On Hereditary Successionnn. 812–827