Cyclopedia of Law volume 12
Cyclopedia of Law volume 12
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Mortuum Vadium. — Death pledge (mortgage).
Matrimonium. — Marriage.
Mesne. — Tenant to a superior, but lord to another. (Old form: mean, middle, mediate. ) Mittere in confusum cum sororibus quantum pater aut frater ei dederit, quando ambulaverit ad maritum. — To put in com- mon with her sisters however much her father or brother may have given her when she goes (walks) to her husband.
Municipium. — Municipality.
N Nam nemo est hares viventis. — For no one is heir of a living person.
Nativi. — B...y birth (children born in same state of bondage as their parents). In virtue of their birth.
Ne exeat. — Let him not depart.
Ne exeat regnum. — Not to leave the kingdom.
Neife. — A female born in the state of villenage. A female serf [old Norman French].
Nemo est haeres viventis. — None is heir of a living person.
Nemo invitus compellitur ad communionem. — Against his will none is compelled to common possession.
Nemo plus juris ad alium transferre potest quam ipse ha- bet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mortuum Vadium. — Death pledge (mortgage).
Matrimonium. — Marriage.
Mesne. — Tenant to a superior, but lord to another. (Old form: mean, middle, mediate. ) Mittere in confusum cum sororibus quantum pater aut frater ei dederit, quando ambulaverit ad maritum. — To put in com- mon with her sisters however much her father or brother may have given her when she goes (walks) to her husband.
Municipium. — Municipality.
N Nam nemo est hares viventis. — For no one is heir of a living person.
Nativi. — B...y birth (children born in same state of bondage as their parents). In virtue of their birth.
Ne exeat. — Let him not depart.
Ne exeat regnum. — Not to leave the kingdom.
Neife. — A female born in the state of villenage. A female serf [old Norman French].
Nemo est haeres viventis. — None is heir of a living person.
Nemo invitus compellitur ad communionem. — Against his will none is compelled to common possession.
Nemo plus juris ad alium transferre potest quam ipse ha- bet.
What to read after Cyclopedia of Law volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Erehart Chadman to read onlineMoreLess
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