Bonitas

/boʊˈniːtɑːs/ noun

In Roman law, the actual ownership or beneficial interest in property, as opposed to legal title; goodness or quality.

Direct Latin word bonitas (goodness, quality), used as a legal term in Roman property law and maintained in English legal scholarship.

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