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animus revertendi
The term ''animus revertendi'' is a Latin phrase that means "With intention to return". 〔Barron's Law Dictionary 5th Edition.〕
It can refer to an animal that is under the care of another, which distinguishes it from an animal ''ferae naturae'' (wild beast). It is a type of ownership right recognized by property law. This legal concept also supports the intent of a candidate not to abandon one's residence due to work or study. The legal residence is protected by this legal concept, as in the case of former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel's candidacy for Mayor of Chicago.
==Purpose==
The concept was originally created to protect the rights of livestock holders that had free ranging animals. Without the recognition of ''animus revertendi'', any animal that strayed away from the owner's property onto public land could be killed and taken without any compensation to the original caretaker. It takes a lot of time and effort to raise and feed a beast. By recognizing that the caretaker has rights, it promotes the care and feeding of animals, especially for human consumption, creates incentive to produce by eliminating the free rider problem. It may also be applied to pets.
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