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Grozījums no ver grozīt ir ' mainīt ' ex. likuma pants ir grozīts, u.c.
modificar la enmienda, de ver es '' modificar '' ej. se modificó el artículo de la ley, etc.
rīcības alimentaire, uzturs, likums ir dot ēdienu
atcelt (atcelšanas), no 'rogare ' = latīņu valodā ir "pieprasījuma"
BIENS. A French word, which signifies property. In law, it means property of every description, except estates of freehold and inheritance. Dane's Ab. c. 133, a, 3 Com. Dig. h. t.; Co. Litt. 118, b; Sugd. Vend. 495. 2. In the French law, this term includes all kinds of property, real and personal. Biens are divided into biens meubles, movable or personal property; and biens immeubles, immovable property or real estate. This distinction between movable and immovable property, is, however, recognized by them, and gives rise in the civil, as well as in the common law, to many important distinctions as to rights and remedies. Story, Confl. of Laws, Sec. 13, note 1.
dobra (materialne), majątek → na określenie majątku często stosuje się też termin patrimoine (m)
