- fidei commissa
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fidei commissa pl of fidei commissum
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam-Webster. 1996.
fidei commissa
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fidei commissa — Plural of fidei commissium … Ballentine's law dictionary
fidei commissum — fi·dei com·mis·sum / fī dē ˌā kə mi səm, fē dā ˌē kȯ mē su̇m/ n pl fidei com·mis·sa / sə, sä/ [Latin fidei commissum, from neuter past participle of fideicommittere to bequeath (a thing) with the request that it be delivered to a third person,… … Law dictionary
praetor fidei-commissarius — /priytar faydiyay komaseriyas/ In the civil law, a special praetor created to pronounce judgment in cases of trusts or fidei commissa … Black's law dictionary
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Trusts and Bequests — • Defined as the right enforceable solely in equity to the beneficial enjoyment of property of which the legal title is in another Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Trusts and Bequests Trusts and Bequests … Catholic encyclopedia
NOVELLAE — sic dictae Cedreno in Iustiniano, quod nova eis atque a Veterib. dissidentia iura constituta sint. Sed id e. g. 91. et 92. non competit. Melius itaque Cuiacio sic appellatae sunt, quod novissime sint promulgatae ab Imperatoribus, post Codicum… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
fee tail — A freehold estate in which there is a fixed line of inheritable succession limited to the issue of the body of the grantee or devisee, and in which the regular and general succession of heirs at law is cut off. Coleman v. Shoemaker, 147 Kan. 689 … Black's law dictionary
fee tail — A freehold estate in which there is a fixed line of inheritable succession limited to the issue of the body of the grantee or devisee, and in which the regular and general succession of heirs at law is cut off. Coleman v. Shoemaker, 147 Kan. 689 … Black's law dictionary
ANNULI — originis incertae; fabulae illorum vetustatem a rupe Caucatea repetunt et Promethei vincula eo detorquent. Troianis certe temporibus usum Annuli fuisse ignoratum, Plinius affirmat, hâc ratione ductus, quod Homerus eorum nullam fecerit mentionem,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
