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Animus possidendi

Latin phrase · Property law

Animus possidendi

  • Type: Latin phrase
  • Area of law: Property law

1 What it means

Intention to possess. Possession in law needs both physical control and the intention to possess.

2 Use it in a sentence

Adverse possession requires animus possidendi, not mere occupation.

3 Make it stick

Write your own sentence using Animus possidendi about a case or topic you are studying this week, then check it against the meaning above.

4 Related words

Adverse possessionAgreement to sellBona vacantiaDurante vitaEasementEncumbranceGiftJus in rem

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