A more thorough explanation:

Jus Fodiendi

Jus Fodiendi is a Latin term used in civil law that refers to the right to dig on someone else's land.

For example, if a company wants to build a pipeline that runs through someone's property, they may need to exercise their jus fodiendi to dig a trench for the pipeline.

Another example could be if a neighbor wants to install a new septic system, they may need to exercise their jus fodiendi to dig on their neighbor's property to connect to the main sewer line.

Jus Fodiendi is a legal right that allows someone to dig on another person's land for a specific purpose. This right is usually granted through a legal agreement or easement. The examples illustrate how this right can be used in different situations, such as building infrastructure or connecting to utilities.