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Simple English definitions for legal terms
A quick definition of Quiritarian:
A Quiritarian is a term used in Roman law to describe ownership that is fully available to citizens and is considered legal rather than equitable. It means that the owner has complete legal rights over the property. It is also known as Quiritary and is different from Bonitary ownership.
A more thorough explanation:
Term: Quiritarian
Definition: Quiritarian is a term used in Roman law to describe ownership that is fully legal and available only to citizens. It is different from
equitable ownership, which is based on fairness rather than strict legal rights. For example, if a Roman citizen owned a piece of land with Quiritarian ownership, they would have full legal rights to use, sell, or transfer the land as they wished. This is in contrast to equitable ownership, where the owner may have some restrictions on how they can use the land based on what is considered fair or just.
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