Property separate Property brought by each party before the marriage or acquired as a gift/inheritance during the marriage. Example: In the discussion of principles, the term “Property separate” is often used. General Reference Principles: as…

Property agreements Property acquired during the marriage which becomes the joint property of husband and wife, unless otherwise stipulated by law/agreement. Example: In the discussion of constitutional law, the term “Property together” is often used. Constitutional Law…

Property Gono-gini property Property agreements

Bona vacantia A Latin phrase/maxim in law that means: Property without an owner; property that which has no owner. Example: In legal arguments, the phrase “Bona vacantia” is often used to affirm a certain principle. Reference Principles & Principles…

Marital seizure Seizure of property joint property in divorce cases to prevent transfer property. Example: In discussions of civil procedure law, the term “Marital seizure” is often used. General Reference Civil Procedure Law: HIR/RBg and court practice…

Inheritance estate The entirety of property the rights and obligations of the deceased that are the object of inheritance distribution. Example: In family cases, the issue of inheritance estate often becomes the subject of dispute. Family & Inheritance General reference: family and inheritance law

Inheritance Law Law that regulates the transfer of ownership rights of property the deceased's estate, determines who is entitled to be an heir and what their respective shares are

Curator A party appointed by the court to manage and settle property bankruptcy. Example: In the discussion of principles, the term "Curator" is often used. General Reference Principles: legal principles

Marriage agreement An agreement between prospective spouses or spouses that regulates property property and other matters in accordance with the law. Example: In the discussion of family & inheritance, the term "Marriage agreement" is often used. Family & Inheritance…

Application for conservatory attachment A request to the court to temporarily confiscate property the defendant as collateral. Example: The court considers the application for conservatory attachment before ordering certain actions. Civil Procedure Law General Reference…