Immobilia Situm Sequuntur Law and Legal Definition
Immobila situm sequuntur is Latin term meaning immovable things follow their site. Immobila situm sequuntur is also a legal principle stating immovables are governed by the law of the place where they are fixed. This principle has been distinctly and often recognized in Kentucky. In Townes v. Durbin, 60 Ky. 352, 355 (Ky. 1860), it was held that movable things follow the person, immovable things follow their locality.
Legal Definition list
- Imminently Dangerous Article
- Imminent-Peril Doctrine
- Imminent Threat to the National Security
- Imminent Hazard to the Health and Safety [Education]
- Imminent Hazard
- Immobilia Situm Sequuntur
- Immoral Marks
- Immoral or Scandalous Matter (Trademark)
- Immunity
- Immunization
- Impact Accident [Federal Railroad Administration]
