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Simple English definitions for legal terms
libera piscaria
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A quick definition of libera piscaria:
Libera Piscaria: This is a fancy way of saying "free fishery". It means that someone has the right to catch fish in public waters like a river or the ocean. Sometimes this right is given by the government or by a king or queen. Other times, it is just a right that people have because they live near the water. There are rules about how many fish you can catch and when you can catch them, but as long as you follow the rules, you can enjoy fishing in a libera piscaria.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: Libera piscaria (lib-uh-ruh pis-kair-ee-uh) is a term used to describe a free fishery, which is an exclusive right of fishery granted by the monarch to take fish in public water such as a river or an arm of the sea. It is also known as a right of fishery.
Examples:
- A fisherman who has been granted the right to fish in a particular river by the monarch has a libera piscaria.
- Common fishery is a fishing ground where all persons have a right to take fish.
- Several fishery is a right to fish in waters that are neither on one's own land nor on the land of a person who granted the right to fish.
These examples illustrate the different types of fishery rights that exist. A fisherman who has been granted a libera piscaria has the exclusive right to fish in a particular river or arm of the sea. Common fishery, on the other hand, is a fishing ground where anyone can fish. Several fishery is a right to fish in waters that are not owned by the fisherman or the person who granted the right to fish.