LABES REALIS QUAE REI INHAERET

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LABES REALIS QUAE REI INHAERET

labes realis quae rei inhaeret (lay-beez ree-ay-lis kwee ree-I in-heer-it). [Latin] Scots law. A real defect that attaches to the thing. Cf. VITIUM REALE .

¡°Theft, also, constitutes a labes realis in the title of any one holding the subject stolen, no matter how honestly he may have acquired it; and on this defect, which attaches to it until it return to his possession, the true owner may vindicate his right, and recover his subject wherever it can be found.¡± John Trayner, Trayner’s Latin Maxims 312 (4th ed. 1894).

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