Note 215 — Book VII.
John Beames translation
Dominium. The Civilians, from whom this term seems to have been borrowed, divided dominium into the directum and the utile; the first being, where a person had the propriety, without the profit,—the latter being, where a person had the profit, without the propriety. (Wood’s Inst. Civil Law. L. 2. c. 1.) This division, however, was opposed by Cujacius and some others. (Craig Jus Feud. L. 1. Dieg. 9.)