indebiti solutio (in-deb-i-tI s[schwa]-l[y]oo-shee-oh). [Latin] Roman & Scots law. Payment of what is not owed. • Money paid under the mistaken belief that it was owed could be recovered by condictio indebiti. See condictio indebiti under CONDICTIO. “Indebiti Solutio — When a person has paid in error what he was not bound to pay the […]
solutio indebiti 〈拉〉(罗马法)无债清偿 指为并不存在的债务进行清偿。如果因事实错误而为清偿，则受领人有义务返还收受的金钱。 (→indebiti solutio)
cum onere debitorum defuncti (k[schwa]m on-[schwa]r-ee deb-i-tor-[schwa]m di-f[schwa]ngk-tI). [Latin] Hist. With the burden of the decedent’s debts. • The phrase appeared in reference to an heir’s position after entering a succession.
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nunquam indebitatus (n[schwa]n[g]-kwam in-deb-i-tay-t[schwa]s), n. [Latin “never indebted”] Hist. A defensive plea in a debt action, by which the defendant denies any indebtedness to the plaintiff. Cf. CONCESSIT SOLVERE.
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solutio indebiti (s[schwa]-loo-shee-oh in-deb-[schwa]-tI). [Latin “payment of what is not owing”] Roman law. Payment of a nonexistent debt. • If the payment was made in error, the recipient had a duty to give back the money.
debita fundi 〈苏格兰〉以不动产作担保的债务；土地担保债务 指与土地相联系的债务中，债权人享有对土地的留置权〔lien〕作为负债的担保，可通过土地扣押拍卖之诉〔action of poinding of the ground〕获得该地的所有权。
nova debita (noh-v[schwa] deb-i-t[schwa]). [Latin] Scots law. New debts, as distinguished from preexisting ones. “A security granted by a debtor within sixty days of his bankruptcy for a debt contracted before that period is reducible as a fraudulent preference. But security or payment granted in consideration of a novum debitum — a debt presently contracted
actio condictio indebitati 〈拉〉(罗马法)请求返还错误给付之诉 也可直接写作「condictio indebiti」。
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