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1 TASK 22 2.1 Evaluation of the statement 2 TASK 32 3.1Interpretation of statement 2 TASK 43 4.1 Concept of Rei Vindication or reclaim3 CONCLUSION 3 REFERENCES 4 INTRODUCTION In this modern era, law is considered as an integral part of society. In accordance with the definition specified in Roman-Dutch law, ownership is a term which has been given a protection by law operating in a time being in force (LAWS OF PROPERTY AND CONTRACT, 2017). There are

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ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................11.1 Modes of acquisition of Law of Property.........................................................................1TASK 2............................................................................................................................................22.1 Evaluation of the statement..............................................................................................2TASK 3............................................................................................................................................23.1Interpretation of statement.................................................................................................2TASK 4............................................................................................................................................34.1 Concept of Rei Vindication or reclaim.............................................................................3CONCLUSION...............................................................................................................................3REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................4
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INTRODUCTIONIn this modern era, law is considered as an integral part of society. Law is a set of rulesand regulations which are formed for effective administration and regulation of human rights.Each country has its own set of norms and legislations of law framed by its government (Abbott,2011). In this context, Sri Lanka also has laws and legislations. Considering this, there arevarious provisions which are made by law for the time being in force. In this report, differentterms of law of property will be discussed. Moreover, concept of acquisition of property and landin aspect of law of property will be demonstrated. The term which is related to Rei vindication, orreclame is given effect.TASK 11.1 Modes of acquisition of Law of Property.Law of property is a legislation which is related to property in a country and other relatedterms. Property law is an arena which is related to different forms of tenancy and ownership incontext of real property. It can be either movable and immovable property. It can be noted thatthere is a difference in between the movable and immovable property (Balganesh, 2010). Itconsists of a term which means license and lease. Lease is a term in which a person has a rightto enjoy possession of a property and other rights too, but he is not declared as owner ofproperty. In accordance with the definition specified in Roman-Dutch law, ownership is a term whichhas been given a protection by law operating in a time being in force (LAWS OF PROPERTYAND CONTRACT, 2017). In precise form, it means a concept in which a person who standsover a piece of land or any property in respect of which right of possession, utilisation and enjoyof property is given (Salmon, 2016). There are two parties in a contract of ownership. It can benoted that both women and men are entitled to transfer ownership to other people. There aredifferent terms which are related to definition of ownership, which are as:Possession (Ius utendi): It is a term which has been evolved in Roman Law and CivilLaw, and considered as a right allotted and conveyed to a person, to use or enjoy overan immovable property or land. Basically, it can be utilised by residing at that place,without causing harm or destroying that place. It can be applicable in opposite to the Jusabutendi, which means right to abuse someone. Use and enjoy (jus frudendi): It is another kind of right which has been given topossessor of property of land. It means that the person to whom land has been1
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