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fructus pendentes (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s pen-den-teez). [Latin “hanging fruits”] Fruits not yet severed or gathered; fruits united with that which produces them.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus pecudum (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s pek-y<<schwa>>-d<<schwa>>m). [Latin “fruits of the herd”] The produce or increase of flocks or herds.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus naturales (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s nach-<<schwa>>-ray-leez). [Latin “natural fruits”] The natural produce of land or plants and the offspring of animals. • Fructus naturales are considered part of the real property.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus legis (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s lee-jis). [Latin “fruits of the law”] The proceeds of judgment or execution. [Cases: Execution 322.C.J.S. Executions § 258.][Blacks Law 8th]

fructus industriales (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s in-d<<schwa>>s-tree-ay-leez). [Latin “industrial fruits”] See EMBLEMENTS.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus fundi (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s f<<schwa>>n-dI). [Latin “land fruits”] The fruits or produce of land.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus civiles (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s s<<schwa>>-vI-leez). [Latin “civil fruits”] Roman & civil law. Income (such as rent or interest) that one receives from another for the use or enjoyment of a thing, esp. real property or loaned money. • In Roman law, fructus civiles included both minerals and the earnings of slaves.[Blacks Law 8th]

fructus (fr<<schwa>>k-t<<schwa>>s). [Latin “fruits”] 1.Roman & civil law. The natural produce of land and animals; the profit or increase from land and animals. • The owner of the land or animals acquired ownership by separatio, the separation of the fruit from the parent body. A bona fide possessor or an emphyteuta also acquired ownership by…

fructuarius (fr<<schwa>>k-choo-air-ee-<<schwa>>s). [Latin “(one) entitled to fruits”] 1.Roman & civil law. One having the usufruct of a thing (as of land and animals); a usufructuary. See USUFRUCTUARY. 2.Hist. A lessee. Pl. fructuarii.[Blacks Law 8th]

FRTIB.abbr.FEDERAL RETIREMENT THRIFT INVESTMENT BOARD.[Blacks Law 8th]