Servitudes in Byzantine and Serbian medieval law

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Šarkić, S. (2013). Servitudes in Byzantine and Serbian medieval law, (50), 1003-1012. Retrieved from http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?id=0584-98881302003S
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Title

Servitudes in Byzantine and Serbian medieval law

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Author

Srđan, Šarkić

Journal

Zbornik radova Vizantoloskog instituta

Volume
Issue

50-2

Start page

1003

End page

1012

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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?id=0584-98881302003S

Date

2013-2020/03/08/22:24:53

Abstract

In the first part of the work we find the Roman concept of servitudes, and then the rules on servitudes taken from Roman law to Byzantine and Serbian mediaeval law. Serbian legal sources knew the following rustic servitudes: rights of way, rights of pasture, rights to water and watering one’s cattle. Among the personal servitudes we find ususfructus and usus.

Keywords

Прохирон, Procheiron, rights of pasture, rights of water, rights of way, servitudes (praedial, rural, urban, personal), servitutes, Syntagma, usus, ususfructus, watering one’s cattle, водовађе, коришћење, плодоуживање, појење стоке, прелаз, сеоске, градске и личне службености, сечење дрва, Синтагма