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"Animus deserdendi" is a Latin legal term that refers to the intention to abandon or forsake a right, property, or relationship. It is often discussed in the context of property law and can be relevant in cases of adverse possession or abandonment of property. Essentially, it denotes a mental state or intent to relinquish ownership or connection to something.

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