/ˈmɔːtmeɪnˈ/ – Noun
Definition: quyền chiếm hữu vĩnh viễn (không có quyền chuyển nhượng).
A more thorough explanation: “Mortmain” refers to the legal concept of the perpetual holding of property by a corporation or other legal entity, typically a religious organization, which restricts the transferability of the property. This term is often used in the context of laws that regulate the acquisition and holding of property by charitable organizations.
Example: The charity received a large donation from the deceased’s estate, but concerns were raised about potential mortmain restrictions on the transfer of the property to the organization.