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functus officio — func·tus of·fi·cio / fəŋk təs ə fi shē ō, fu̇ŋk tu̇s ȯ fē kē ō/ adj [Latin, having performed his duty, having served its purpose]: of no further official authority or legal effect the warrant... had been returned and was functus officio Cady v.… … Law dictionary
Functus officio — Functus officio, Latin for having performed his office, is a legal term used to describe a public official, court, governing body, statute, or other legal instrument that retains no legal authority because his or its duties and functions have… … Wikipedia
Functus officio — Functus officio, en Latín significa cumplido el cometido o habiendo cumplido su labor es un término legal usado para indicar que un empleado oficial del estado, una corte, institución gubernamental o un estatuto deja sus funciones como autoridad… … Wikipedia Español
functus officio — |fəŋ(k)təsəˈfishēˌō adjective Etymology: Latin, having performed his duty, having served its purpose : of no further official authority or legal efficacy used of an officer no longer in office or of an instrument, power, or agency that has… … Useful english dictionary
functus — func·tus … English syllables
functus — Dead; expired; void; of no effect. Manning v Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. 95 Ala 392, 11 So 8 … Ballentine's law dictionary
functus officio — термин, обозначающий лицо, оставившее прежнюю должность … Glossary of international commercial arbitration
functus officio — appointed official whose term in office has ended (Latin) … English contemporary dictionary
functus officio — /fsnktas afish(iy)ow/ A task performed. Board of School Trustees of Washington City Administrative Unit v. Benner, 222 N.C. 566, 24 S.E.2d 259, 263. Having fulfilled the function, discharged the office, or accomplished the purpose, and therefore… … Black's law dictionary
functus officio — /fsnktas afish(iy)ow/ A task performed. Board of School Trustees of Washington City Administrative Unit v. Benner, 222 N.C. 566, 24 S.E.2d 259, 263. Having fulfilled the function, discharged the office, or accomplished the purpose, and therefore… … Black's law dictionary
