rebus
rebus 〈拉〉事务;事物;情况(→de rebus; in rebus)
extend debate. Parliamentary law. To cancel or relax an otherwise applicable limit on debate. — Also termed extend the limits of debate. See DEBATE. Cf. CLOSE DEBATE; LIMIT DEBATE.
vestitus et mundus muliebris (ves-tI-t[schwa]s et m[schwa]n-d[schwa]s myoo-lee-ee-bris). [Latin] Hist. A woman’s wearing of apparel and ornaments.
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He who is silent when conscience requires him to speak shall be debarred from speaking when conscience requires him to be silent. 良知要求其发言时保持沉默之人,于良知要求其保持沉默时亦被禁止发言。
debellatio (deb-[schwa]-lay-shee-oh). [Latin] Int’l law. A means of ending a war and acquiring territory when one of the belligerent countries has been so soundly defeated that its adversary is able to decide alone the fate of the defeated country’s territory; conquest followed by annexation. — Also termed subjugation. “[There are] three possible alternative meanings of
An inference drawn from certain facts that establish a prima facie case, which may be overcome by the introduction of contrary evidence. — Also termed prima facie presumption; disputable presumption; conditional presumption; praesumptio juris. Cf. conclusive presumption. [Cases: Evidence 89. C.J.S. Evidence §§ 131, 135, 152–156, 160.]
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casebook n. 案例教科书 英美等国法学院通常使用的一种法学教材。编者将法院制作的有关某一法律领域的重要判决汇集成册,并附以评论及引导课堂讨论的问题。第一本案例教科书是1871年在哈佛大学采用的由兰德尔〔Langdell〕选编的《合同法案例教科书》,案例教学法〔casebook method〕也自此风靡美国的法学院。但在20世纪则只被有选择地应用。 (→case system)
never indebted, plea of. A common-law traverse — or denial — by which the defendant in an action on a contract debt denies that an express or implied contract existed. — Also termed non debit. See TRAVERSE. [Cases: Bills and Notes 474; Contracts 339. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit § 271; Contracts §§
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judgment debtor summons 〈英〉债务人传票 根据英国《破产法》〔Bankruptcy Act〕对债务人发出的传票。
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