QUASI TRADITIO

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QUASI TRADITIOmain
Black's Law Dictionary • 1891
In the civil law. A supposed or implied delivery of property from one to another. Thus, if the purchaser of an article was already in possession of it be- fore the sale, his continuing in possession is considered as equivalent to a fresh delivery of it, delivery being one of the necessary ele- ments of a sale; in other words, a quasi tra- ditio is predicated.

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