Accession

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..... r produced from his land - Also termed (in Roman law) accessio. See ADIUNCTION (2). [Cases: Accession 1.] Accessio is the combination of two chattels belonging to different persons into a single article: as when A's cloth is used to patch B's coat, or a vehicle let on hire-purchase has new accessories fitted to it." R.F.V. Heuston, Salmond on the Law of Torts 113 (17th ed. 1977). .....

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..... icle. If the seller of the engine or tires reserved a security interest at the time the goods were installed, the seller should prevail over the vehicle's secured party, with a right to remove the accessions. Conversely, if the sale were on open credit with no security interest reserved, or if the seller acquired a security interest after installation of the goods, then the financer of the veh .....

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..... n which it is generally used in law, it applies to the acquisition of title to the increments to one's movable property, brought about by artificial means, such as labour or the addition of material other than the intermixture of goods or things of the same kind. (Anderson L. Dict. ;Bl. Comm. 404 ; Black's Law Dictionary ; Burrill, 2 Kent Comm. 360, etc.) In Roman Law accession is the gen .....

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..... en there can be addition by natural or artificial means. The property obtained in exchange could not be said to be accessory thing to the remaining mortgaged land which was not exchanged with Avas Parishad. Accession to property has also been defined in aforesaid Law Lexicon with reference from Encyclopaedia of Laws of England. Same is extracted hereunder : "Accession of Property. The Law of al .....

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..... of something; substantial accessions of gold. • Verb [with obj.] (usu. Be accessioned) record the addition of (a new item) to a library, museum, or other collection. - ORIGIN late 16th cent. (in the general sense 'something added'): from Latin accession(n-), from the verb accedere 'approach, come to ' (see ACCEDE)" MAHARAJI EDUCATIONAL TRUST VERSUS HOUSING & URBAN D .....

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