Definition of droit de suite in English:

droit de suite

noun ˌdrɔɪt də ˈswiːt

Law

1Feudal Law. The legal right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or the property of such a serf, in another jurisdiction. Now historical and rare.
2Fine Art. The legal right of the creator of an artwork to collect a royalty on its (public) resale by another party.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From French droit de suite right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or his property, in another jurisdiction, right of an artist to claim royalties on the public resale of his works from droit + de of + suite pursuit.

Definition of droit de suite in US English:

droit de suite

nounˌdrɔɪt də ˈswiːt

Law

1Feudal Law. The legal right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or the property of such a serf, in another jurisdiction. Now historical and rare.
2Fine Art. The legal right of the creator of an artwork to collect a royalty on its (public) resale by another party.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From French droit de suite right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or his property, in another jurisdiction, right of an artist to claim royalties on the public resale of his works from droit + de of + suite pursuit.

单词	droit de suite
释义	Definition of droit de suite in English: droit de suite noun ˌdrɔɪt də ˈswiːt Law 1Feudal Law. The legal right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or the property of such a serf, in another jurisdiction. Now historical and rare. 2Fine Art. The legal right of the creator of an artwork to collect a royalty on its (public) resale by another party. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From French droit de suite right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or his property, in another jurisdiction, right of an artist to claim royalties on the public resale of his works from droit + de of + suite pursuit. Definition of droit de suite in US English: droit de suite nounˌdrɔɪt də ˈswiːt Law 1Feudal Law. The legal right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or the property of such a serf, in another jurisdiction. Now historical and rare. 2Fine Art. The legal right of the creator of an artwork to collect a royalty on its (public) resale by another party. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From French droit de suite right of a lord to seize a serf who has fled, or his property, in another jurisdiction, right of an artist to claim royalties on the public resale of his works from droit + de of + suite pursuit.
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