order
type: Class
comment: a provision issued by a judge concerning the times, conditions and instruments of proceedings
subclass of: rule
label: Decree

Status
subclass of: Role
type: Class

is right target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has right towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Extenuating circumstance
comment: Extenuating circumstances are situations (e.g. being mentally handicapped, etc.) that are considered in the context of a crime situation.
subclass of: Legally-relevant circumstance
type: Class
label: Circostanza attenuante @it

is duty target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has duty towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Legal case
equivalent class: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Description
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Judgment procedure
      on property: isDescribedBy
  on property: satisfies
subclass of: Legal fact
comment: A legal fact in the scope of a judgment procedure.
type: Class
label: Caso legale @it

Legal contract
type: Class
subclass of: Contract
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal norm
  on property: isDescribedBy
comment: A contract designed according to, and compliant with law. Contracts are legal descriptions that regulate human transactions. Validity criteria can be multivaried, but the basic one is having some part of the contract satisfied by a legal transaction.
subclass of: Legal description
label: Contratto legale @it

Legal transaction
label: Transazione legale @it
type: Class
comment: Legal transactions are legal facts that depend on the intentionality of some rational agent that acts for a legal subject. Therefore, a legal act has an intentionality-evidence as proper part.
subclass of: Human legal fact
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Intentionality evidence

Employment conditions
subclass of: Regulative norm
comment: the set of conditions applied in an employment relationship
type: Class

is legal attitude target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has legal attitude towards
type: ObjectProperty
range: Class

Legal document
comment: A document that realizes a normative text. It must match certain physical qualities stated by a legal norm.
subclass of: InformationRealization
equivalent class: Class
  intersection of: InformationRealization
  intersection of: Restriction
    some values from: Legal text
    on property: realizes
  intersection of: Restriction
    some values from: Legal quality
    on property: hasQuality
type: Class
label: Documento legale @it

Legally-relevant circumstance
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Situation
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal description
      on property: satisfies
  on property: hasSetting
subclass of: Situation
comment: Situations that are relevant for the assessing of a legal fact. Every situation that is in the scope of a legal description.
type: Class
label: Circostanza di rilevanza legale @it

Legal function
type: Class
subclass of: Ruolo di agenti
comment: Legal functions are legal roles, only played by legal subjects. Among legal functions, so-called Primary Functions (e.g. Son, Heir, Citizen) are defined by constitutive norms.
subclass of: Restriction
  all values from: Legal subject
  on property: isRoleOf
label: Funzione giuridica @it

Power-conferring rule
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal role
      on property: is power target of
  on property: defines
type: Class
comment: A constitutive norm that confers a power to some legal role or figure.
subclass of: Constitutive norm
label: Regola di conferimento di potere @it

Right
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is right target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: an abstract idea of that which is due to a person or governmental body by law, agreements, tradition or nature
type: Class

has disability towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is disability target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Ontology
comment: The Core Legal Ontology. It has been aligned to DOLCE-Ultralite. OWL version by Aldo Gangemi. 7.1 improves on the cognitive aspects of legal facts. 7.2 fixes some dead ends in obsolete imports, as well as the compatibility of clo:LegalSubject with dul:Person 7.3 simplifies some restrictions; also required a fix on DOLCE-Ultralite 7.4 removed some classes that are no more in imported ontologies and were wrongly included here
imports: Conceptualization.owl
imports: IOLite.owl
version info: 7.4

Law
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: hasMember
subclass of: Collection
subclass of: Restriction
  all values from: Legal description
  on property: hasMember
comment: the body of legislative or customary rules regulating social relations
type: Class
label: La legge @it

is non-right target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has non right towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

is privilege target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has privilege towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Legal role
comment: A role defined by a legal definition (not even by any legal description?). Legal Roles are roles played by either physical or social objects. Among legal roles, some of them constitute the basic entities of the legal world, such as Legal Subject and Legal Asset. Legal Function is an agentive legal role, while Legal Asset is non-agentive. Legal functions can be played either by physical agents or by legally constructed individuals.
subclass of: Role
type: Class
subclass of: Legal concept
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal definition
  on property: isDefinedIn
label: Ruolo legale @it

Consciousness evidence
subclass of: Legal cognitive fact
label: Prova di consapevolezza @it
comment: Evidenced consciousness (of sth) is a legal cognitive fact, which can be either assumed, expressed, or hinted by some cognitively-related event.
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesAgent
  some values from: Rational agent

has immunity towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is immunity target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Institutional power
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: A power conferred by a power-conferring rule. Each of the spheres of legal/institutional functions conferred to a person/body for their holding an office
type: Class

Legal parameter
subclass of: Legal concept
subclass of: Parameter
type: Class
comment: A parameter defined by a legal description.
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: isDefinedIn
label: Parametro legale @it

Power
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is power target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: the fact of being capable of having rights and duties
type: Class

Regulative norm
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal modal description
  on property: hasComponent
comment: Constitutive Norms introduce new entities in the ground ontology, while Regulative Norms provide constraints on existing ground entities, i.e. they have situations in their scope which eventually satisfy the regulative norm (in either positive or negative sense). Regulative Norms define Behaviour Courses, and have at least one Modal Description as a proper part.
subclass of: Legal norm
label: Norma regolativa @it

Incriminating norm
subclass of: Regulative norm
comment: Incriminating norms define or use at least one task (the commitment to a sanctioning action) related to some action that is forbidden or illegal to some legal role or agent.
type: Class

Legal maxim
subclass of: Legal description
comment: A synthetic explanation of the fundamental reasons for a legal provision or decision. It can be dependent on (or having as parts) principles and norms.
type: Class
label: Massima legale @it

Legal modal description
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal task
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal description
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Norm
  on property: isComponentOf
type: Class
comment: The set of normative positions from Hohfeld's works (and his continuators).

Law
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal norm
  on property: hasComponent
comment: A collection of norms aimed at providing the context for regulating a sector of the social behavior
label: Legge @it
subclass of: Legal description

Legal concept
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Constitutive norm
  on property: isDefinedIn
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal norm
  on property: isConceptUsedIn
subclass of: Concept
comment: A concept defined in a legal constitutive norm.
type: Class
label: Concetto legale @it

has right towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is right target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Immunity
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is immunity target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
type: Class

is immunity target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has immunity towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

has duty towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is duty target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

is liability target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has liability towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Institutional fact
subclass of: Human legal fact
comment: Institutional Facts are the legal counterpart of natural phenomena, being directly created by the application or enforcement of constitutive norms.
type: Class
label: Fatto istituzionale @it

is disability target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has disability towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Legal asset
disjoint with: Ruolo di agenti
type: Class
comment: Legal function is an agent-driven role, while legal asset is not played by agents.
subclass of: Legal role
label: Proprietà legale @it

Legal figure
comment: A social object (not necessarily agentive) described by a legal definition.
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal definition
  on property: isDescribedBy
subclass of: SocialObject
type: Class
label: Figura giuridica @it

Legal act
label: Atto legale @it
type: Class
comment: Legal acts are legal facts that depend on the will of some rational agent that acts for a legal subject. Therefore, a legal act has a will-evidence as proper part.
subclass of: Human legal fact
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Will evidence

has privilege towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is privilege target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Non-right
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is non-right target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
type: Class

Free will
subclass of: Legal cognitive fact
comment: AKA 'suitas' in Roman Law. It grounds the distinction between fault and intentional fraud e.g. in Italian Crime Law. Free will can be either assumed or hinted by some cognitively-related events. It is not a kind of (evidenced) will, since being in a free will position does not imply having a will to do something (but only being in a position that permits to have a will).
type: Class
label: Libera volontà @it

Will evidence
subclass of: Legal cognitive fact
type: Class
comment: Evidenced will (to do sth) is a legal cognitive fact, which is depending on an assumed or expressed consciousness (of sth). It can be assumed or hinted by some cognitely-related event.
label: Prova di volontà @it
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesObject
  some values from: Consciousness evidence

Intentionality evidence
subclass of: Legal cognitive fact
type: Class
comment: Evidence of intentionality (to do something) is a legal cognitive fact, which is dependent on the expression of a Will (to do sth). It can be assumed or hinted by some cognitely-related event.
label: Prova di intenzionalità @it
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesObject
  some values from: Will evidence

Cognitive event
subclass of: Event
type: Class
label: Evento cognitivo @it
comment: For the sake of a legal ontology, a cognitive event is any Event assumed to be entirely participated in by a NaturalPerson, and producing some mental content (Description, Concept, etc.) expressed by an InformationObject; a cognitive event should then be 'reportable' to the others.
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: involvesAgent
  cardinality: 1
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: involvesAgent
  all values from: NaturalPerson
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasParticipant
  some values from: Class
    union of: Description
    union of: Concept
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasParticipant
  some values from: InformationObject

Disability
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is disability target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
type: Class

has non right towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is non-right target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Legal fact
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: satisfies
subclass of: Situation
comment: Legal Facts (including cases) are situations depending on norms (only facts relevant for legal systems are legal facts). Legal facts may include Natural Facts (e.g. a death), which are dependent on phenomena, but not on (inherently intentional) human actions. On the other hand, Human Facts depend on conscious intentional human ac-tions. Human facts include: i) Institutional Facts, which are the legal counterpart of natural phenomena, being directly created by the application of constitutive norms, ii) Legal Acts, which depend on the will of some legal agent, iii) Legal Transactions, which depend on the intentionality of some legal agent.
type: Class
label: Fatto legale @it

Legal behaviour
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Regulative norm
  on property: isDefinedIn
type: Class
comment: A legal task defined by a regulative norm.
subclass of: Legal task
label: Comportamento legale @it

rule
subclass of: Regulative norm
label: provision
label: prescript
comment: any regulation governing human conduct
type: Class
label: Provision

Privilege
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is privilege target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
type: Class

Title
subclass of: Status
comment: title given to a person on the basis of his/her education, function or social condition (e.g. doctor, general, etc.)
type: Class

Legal text
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Restriction
    some values from: Legal parameter
    on property: isParametrizedBy
  on property: hasRegion
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: expresses
label: Testo legale @it
type: Class
comment: A text that expresses legal content (norms), according to specified parameters for its validity.
subclass of: Text
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Status
  on property: hasRole
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal document
  on property: isRealizedBy

Judgment procedure
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Description
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal case
      on property: isSatisfiedBy
  on property: describes
comment: A legal description stating the actions to be carried out to react to some behaviour that is in the scope of the judgment.
subclass of: Legal description
label: Procedura di giudizio @it

Legal subject
subclass of: Person
comment: A dul:Person defined by a LegalDefinition . Legal Subjects (or Agents or Persons) are legally-constructed social agents, i.e. introduced by constitutive norms. A Natural Person creates a Legal Subject it acts for on the only basis of its physical existence (but the property is extended temporally before and after death, as far as legal effects of her actions are still ongoing). A Legal Subject needs to fit strict requirements, such as age, mental non-illness, or artificial existence.
equivalent class: Class
  intersection of: Person
  intersection of: Restriction
    some values from: Legal definition
    on property: isIntroducedBy
subclass of: SocialPerson
type: Class
label: Soggetto giuridico @it

has power towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is power target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Constitutive norm
equivalent class: Class
  intersection of: Legal norm
  intersection of: Class
    union of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal concept
      on property: defines
    union of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal subject
      on property: introduces
    union of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal figure
      on property: describes
subclass of: Description
type: Class
comment: Constitutive Norms introduce new entities in the ground ontology, while Regulative Norms provide constraints on existing ground entities. In particular, Constitutive Norms define (in the D&S sense) e.g. Legally-constructed Institutions, Legal Functions and Legal Powers. Definition and power-conferring rules are sub-classes of constitutive norms.
subclass of: Legal norm
label: Norma costitutiva @it

Condition
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: a clause which makes the validity of a legal instrument or act depend on a contingency
type: Class

action
subclass of: Legal act
comment: any legal act by which public authorities exercise their legislative, administrative or judicial powers and functions
type: Class
label: Measure

Ruolo di agenti
subclass of: Role
equivalent class: Class
  intersection of: Role
  intersection of: Restriction
    all values from: Agent
    on property: isRoleOf
disjoint with: Legal asset
comment: A Role that classifies an Agent
type: Class
label: Agent role

Legal cognitive fact
label: Fatto legale cognitivo @it
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesEvent
  some values from: Cognitive event
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesObject
  some values from: InformationObject
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesObject
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: NaturalPerson
    intersection of: Restriction
      on property: actsFor
      some values from: Legal subject
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesAgent
  some values from: NaturalPerson
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: includesObject
  some values from: Class
    union of: Description
    union of: Concept
subclass of: Legal fact
comment: Legal Cognitive Facts (e.g. Will, Agreements, Mistakes) are legal facts, which are settings for a NaturalPerson, some Description or Concept, at least one InformationObject, and some CognitiveEvent of that NaturalPerson. In other words, cognitive facts are assumed to be contexts for some mental content (Description, Concept, etc.), which is expressed by some InformationObject, and conceptualized by an Agent during a CognitiveEvent. Moreover, a cognitive fact is legally relevant when it falls under the scope of some Norm. Cognitive facts either satisfy (parts of) existing social and legal norms, or are cases of non-conformity. Among legal cognitive facts, (assumed or expressed) Intentionality (to do something) is dependent on (assumed or expressed) Will (to do sth), which is dependent on (assumed or expressed) Consciousness (of sth). Suitas (Free Will) grounds the distinction between fault and intentional fraud in Crime Law.

Crime
subclass of: Legal case
type: Class
comment: Crimes are situations that satisfy incriminating norms. Incriminating norms define or use at least one course (the commitment to a sanctioning action) related to some action that is forbidden or illegal to some legal role or agent. Aggravating or extenuating circumstances are situations (e.g. being an institutional representative, or being linked by a parenthood relation to the victim, etc.) that are proper parts of a crime situation.
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Incriminating norm
  on property: satisfies
label: Reato @it

Regulation
type: Class
label: Regolamento @it
subclass of: Legal description

Duty
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is duty target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: the obligation to do a given thing
type: Class

Legal norm
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: CollectiveAgent
  on property: isAdoptedBy
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Principle of law
  on property: isDescribedBy
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal text
  on property: isExpressedBy
subclass of: Norm
subclass of: Legal description
comment: A regulation having an agent obligation as part. More specifically, an explicitly stated guide (according to conventional rules for publicity and enforcement) for conduct or action, being enforceable, and supposed to be followed by the members of a community. According to the legal system in which it is contained, a norm can be more or less based on principles, self-consistency of the system, or previously decided cases.
type: Class
label: Norma legale @it

Legal task
type: Class
subclass of: Task
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: isDefinedIn
comment: A task defined by a legal description (not necessarily by a dedicated legal definition?).
subclass of: Legal concept
label: Task legale @it

has obligation towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is obligation target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Obligation
subclass of: Legal modal description
comment: Sartor (2004): 'the proposition expressing the obligation to perform a certain action is true whenever optimal practical cognition would lead one to have the intention of accomplishing that action'. Where practical cognition is defined as such: 'while theoretical reasoning consists in moving from one's current beliefs and perceptual states into new beliefs, practical reasoning consists in moving from one's belief and conative states into new conatives states. It can be as rational as theoretical can be ... the question -What plan is such that I should adopt it?- can be viewed as an abbreviation of -What plan is such that I should have the intention of executing it?- that means to recast one's conative states in the form of normative beliefs. Then a normative belief is a belief that doxifies a conative state. A normative proposition is the content of a normative belief. Practical cognition creates normative states of affairs that we tend to consider as having independent reality: normative states of affairs exist as a reflex of (optimal) practical cognition: the task of establishing what normative states of affairs exist coincides with the task of discovering what conative states one could rationally adopt'. In DnS terms, an obligation is different from a plan in the sense that while plans can be executed without being necessarily adopted by the agent(s) (conceiver or not) having a role in it, an obligation can be only be executed if the agent(s) having a role in it, also adopt(s) it. It is also different from an elementary duty, since obligations usually have other descriptions (at least one duty, one plan, one goal, and -legally- one sanction) as proper parts.
type: Class

is power target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
inverse of: has power towards
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
type: ObjectProperty

Rational agent
subclass of: Agent
type: Class
label: Agente razionale @it

Liability
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Class
    intersection of: Legal task
    intersection of: Restriction
      some values from: Legal function
      on property: is liability target of
  on property: defines
subclass of: Legal modal description
type: Class

Aggravating circumstance
comment: Aggravating circumstances are situations (e.g. being an institutional representative, or being linked by a parenthood relation to the victim, etc.) that are considered in the context of a crime situation.
type: Class
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Crime
  on property: hasSetting
subclass of: Legally-relevant circumstance
label: Circostanza aggravante @it

has legal attitude towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is legal attitude target of
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

Legal definition
equivalent class: Class
  intersection of: Constitutive norm
  intersection of: Restriction
    some values from: SocialAgent
    on property: introduces
type: Class
comment: A constitutive norm that introduces one or more legal entities (subjects, functions, persons, etc.).
subclass of: Constitutive norm
label: Definizione legale @it

Legally-constructed institution
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Constitutive norm
  on property: isIntroducedBy
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Power-conferring rule
  on property: isDescribedBy
subclass of: Organization
comment: Legally-constructed Institutions (e.g. Ministries, Bodies, Societies, Agencies) are legal agents that perform legal acts, on behalf of powers conferred by means of power-conferring norms. They are created by constitutive norms that justify their existence and validity. An important subclass of them includes Institutional Powers.
type: Class
label: Istituzione costitutita legalmente @it

Principle of law
subclass of: Legal description
comment: A basic assumption in Law. Cf. the class 'principle'.
type: Class
label: Principio di legge @it

is obligation target of
sub property of: isTaskOf
type: ObjectProperty
sub property of: is legal attitude target of
range: Class
domain: Task
inverse of: has obligation towards

Natural legal fact
subclass of: Legal fact
comment: Natural Legal Facts are facts (e.g. a death), which are dependent on phenomena, but not on (inherently intentional) human actions.
type: Class
label: Fatto legale naturale @it

Legal description
subclass of: Description
comment: A social description having legal validity and possibly effects. They can be either legal norms, principles, rationales, contracts, regulations to enforce norms, etc.
type: Class
label: Descrizione legale @it

Judicial decision
subclass of: Legal description
type: Class
label: Decisione giudiziale @it

Legislation
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: hasMember
subclass of: Restriction
  all values from: Legal description
  on property: hasMember
comment: The collection of norms governing a certain domain or sector
label: Legislazione @it
subclass of: Collection
type: Class

Human legal fact
subclass of: Legal fact
comment: Human Facts depend on conscious intentional human actions. Human facts include: i) Institutional Facts, which are the legal counterpart of natural phenomena, being directly created by the application of constitutive norms, ii) Legal Acts, which depend on the will of some legal agent, iii) Legal Transactions, which depend on the intentionality of some legal agent.
type: Class
label: Fatto legale umano @it

has liability towards
sub property of: hasTask
inverse of: is liability target of
sub property of: has legal attitude towards
range: Task
domain: Class
type: ObjectProperty

ordinance
subclass of: Regulative norm
label: judgment
label: decree
comment: measure taken by an administrative authority which binds a person or body to a certain behaviour
type: Class
label: Order

Legal quality
subclass of: Restriction
  some values from: Legal description
  on property: isDescribedBy
subclass of: Quality
comment: A quality that something has to have in order to comply to some legal description. Here this is modelled as a quality q-located at some region 'admitted by' a legal description.
type: Class
label: Qualità legale @it