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A legal term describing the acquisition of rights or obligations through the passage of time (such as adverse possession).
Ãâó: www.sandicress.com/glossary/realty/p.html
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The acquisition of a water right by adverse possession. Secured by appropriation. Is subordinate and subject to all prior vested rights except when the limitation may be removed under certain circumstance by continuous use adverse to prior rights for five years and failure of the owners of the prior rights to file legal action to protect themselves. An appropriative or riparian claim can ripen into a prescriptive right when the use is continuous and uninterrupted for five years. ...
Ãâó: www.envirocentersoco.org/SCWA/glossary.htm
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permission granted orally or in writing form from a physician for a patient to receive a certain medication on an outpatient basis that will help relieve or eliminate the patient's problem
Ãâó: free-medicine-info.tripod.com/pharmacy-terms.htm
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The doctrine by which easements are acquired by long, continuous, and exclusive use and possession of property.
Ãâó: www.thesettlementcompany.com/faq_glossary.html
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This indicator is a synonymous of prescription item. It rarely means prescription/person/day. In this case it may include more prescription items.
Ãâó: www.ministerosalute.it/medicinali/osmed/sezEng.jsp
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