Rente
Bouvier's Law Dictionary and Concise Encyclopedia · John Bouvier; revised by Francis Rawle · 1914
Bouvier's Law Dictionary and Concise Encyclopedia
In French Law. A word nparly pendence and territorial sovereignty, a right synonymous with our word annuity. Rentes: to exclude aliens and to conduct them out of Public funds. the country when they are found upon its RENTE FONClfcRE. In French Law. A soil, the right must not be exercised arbirent which issues out of land; and it is of trarily and without grounds, in such a way its essence that it be perpetual, for if it be as to constitute a discrimination against the made but for a limited time it is a lease. It citizens of a particular nation apart from may, however, be extinguished. La. Civ. any moral or physical disqualifications on Code, art.
2750, 2759; Potliier.
See Ground- their part.
See Ground- their part.
Bouv6, Exclusion and Expulsion Rent. of Aliens in the United States, 3-21.
RENTE VIAGtRE. In French Law. An See Deportation. annuity. La. Civ. Code, art.
2704; Pothier, REOPENING A CASE.
A court of equity, Rente, n. 215. in the exercise of a sound discretion, has full