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There are only six (6) essential methods possible for conveyance of property rights of Inferior Estates in dispute under the collective Western-Roman laws being Salvage, Seizure, Capture, Arrest, Livery and Resignation:
(i) Salvage is the method of conveying allegedly “lost” property, most commonly “lost at sea”; and
(ii) Seizure is the method of conveying allegedly “abandoned” property whereby the first person to seize and defend the claim is granted the lawful right of use; and
(iii) Capture is the method of conveying allegedly “prized” property in conflict whereby the enemy is defeated; and
(iv) Arrest is the method of conveying allegedly “surrendered” property by a prisoner; and
(v) Livery is the method of conveying allegedly “alienated” property by a merchant for limited commercial or personal use; and
(vi) Resignation is the method of conveying allegedly “disenfranchised” property such as in application, contract, bankruptcy or a court order.