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urban servitude

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A quick definition of urban servitude:

Urban servitude is a type of burden or limitation on a piece of land or property in a city. It can include things like the right to light and air for buildings. It is similar to other types of servitudes, which are restrictions on the use of land for the benefit of others. In other contexts, servitude can also refer to the condition of being a slave or prisoner forced to work for someone else.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Urban servitude is a type of servitude that pertains to the building and construction of houses in a city. It refers to the right to limited use of a piece of land or other immovable property without possessing it. It is a charge or burden on an estate for another's benefit. Examples of urban servitude include the right to light and air.

Example: An example of urban servitude is the right to light and air. If a building is constructed in a way that blocks the light and air from reaching another person's house, the owner of the affected house can claim a violation of their urban servitude rights.

This definition explains that urban servitude is a type of servitude that pertains to the building and construction of houses in a city. It also provides an example of the right to light and air, which illustrates how urban servitude can be violated if a building is constructed in a way that blocks the light and air from reaching another person's house.

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NosyBeagle
10:06
i hate them
NosyBeagle
10:06
"if you put in the work, we guarantee a 170+" get out of my head
right!
10:12
waiting for June LSAT scores, prolly won't get off the waitlist for this cycle and will likely have to apply to law school for Fall 26'. The fuck do I do for the next year
try and not be so negative steel, you never know! this cycle seems to be a rollercoaster...that being said, a lot can be done for a year, maybe work on your softs more, specially your resume; these T14 love to see that.
I applied back in 2023 and got rejected from all the schools I applied. Granted, I was deployed across the world and understand that i did not prepare as much I should have...hopully these few years that have passed will help.
NosyBeagle
10:15
steel it is time for employment
agree
NosyBeagle
10:17
I took the lsat in 2023, got a bad score and decided that i need to do way more studying so im hoping to kick this test's ass in august. i've been improving alot. still drilling my weakest areas and will take a pt soon
NosyBeagle
10:17
tbh im not looking for a miracle. a 160 would be nice
10:17
U right. Def need to stay productive. I've been at this random job for 3 years but was thinking about taking a side gig for something more law related. It's tough getting a paralegal job but is there a way to get involved in pro bono work that helps give you relevant experience?
NosyBeagle
10:21
not impossible but difficult imo. I'd take a look at the law firms in ur area and shoot them some emails. maybe look at linkedin too. sometimes law type jobs r like ur not a lawyer? kys
10:26
That's how I feel lol. awkward spot between law school and undergrad. I will pray and help you manifest a 160 gng
I would say to be careful with trying so hard to get a job at a firm. These schools are trying so hard to be diverse that they'd rather pick someone who works in Cheesecake factory as a 'chef' than someone who is ina firm
NosyBeagle
10:38
ty steel hoping for the best 4 u too
Nosy, is there a reason why youre taking the test in Aug? Im divided between taking it in aug or sep
NosyBeagle
10:59
I want to apply asap. I have the list of schools im applying to in a spreadsheets and they all start to open up around sept
peeing. USC under review
NosyBeagle
12:30
flaw q
NosyBeagle
12:31
hate them
NosyBeagle
12:31
might be an idiot idk
i hated the parallel reasoning ones
12:42
@NosyBeagle: obi try ur best, but realize LSAT score is correlated with law school grades, however not a sole determinate factor in success in law careers (what a cope, t161, but some truth lmao)
12:43
Also, from someone who waited until APRIL for a 161 instead of sending apps completed in fall at 155, I really shot myself in the foot. SO DO NOT DO WHAT I DID
yeah i think anyone who applied after xmas really got fucked
Nosy, good thinking. I also have a spreadsheet to be a bit more realistic. I have like their LSAT/GPA compared to mine
its both good and depressing lol
12:52
Yeah here is a sheet with all the schools based on last 2 yrs 509s: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sHLKXAPP8icwEJK1VSJ3Wm25BVHVarfaB6zbZU1oaWk/edit?usp=sharing idk it seems targeting where you are at least median would yield good outcomes, if applying early with a sub 170...
NosyBeagle
13:07
@llama: yes ik. hoping for the best
NosyBeagle
13:07
same faded. im an underdog for sure. not impossible but super hard. i ain't harvard bound but im bound somewhere cool
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