media concludendi
media concludendi (mee-dee-[schwa] kon-kloo-den-dI). [Latin] Hist. The steps of an argument.
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medium concludendi
medium concludendi 〈拉〉 (1)达到目的的手段；得出结论的方法 (2)分析推理过程
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term to conclude
Eccles. law. A deadline imposed by the judge for all parties to renounce any further exhibits and allegations.
conclude
conclude, vb. 1. To ratify or formalize (a treaty, convention, or contract) (it can be difficult to amend a contract that the parties have already concluded). 2. To bind; estop (the admissions concluded the party as a matter of law). 3. Scots law. To sign (a contract, letter, etc.) for the sale of real property.
medium concludendi
medium concludendi (mee-dee-[schwa]m kon-kloo-den-dI). [Law Latin] Hist. The ground of action; the cause of action.
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agency by estoppel
An agency created by operation of law and established by a principal’s actions that would reasonably lead a third person to conclude that an agency exists. — Also termed apparent agency; ostensible agency; agency by operation of law. [Cases: Principal and Agent 25(3), 137. C.J.S. Agency §§ 61, 157, 211.]
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sequester
sequester (si-kwes-t[schwa]r), n. 1. An across-the-board cut in government spending. [Cases: States 121. C.J.S. States §§ 203, 223.] 2. A person with whom litigants deposit property being contested until the case has concluded; a sequestrator. sequester, vb. 1. To seize (property) by a writ of sequestration. [Cases: Sequestration 15. C.J.S. Sequestration §§ 15–30.] 2. To
et hoc paratus est verificare
et hoc paratus est verificare (et hok p[schwa]-ray-t[schwa]s est ver-[ schwa]-fi-kair-ee). [Latin] And this he is prepared to verify. • This phrase traditionally concluded a plea in confession and avoidance, or any pleading that contained new affirmative matter. A pleading containing this phrase was technically said to “conclude with a verification,” as opposed to a
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