mortuus civiliter
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mortuus civiliter
mortuus civiliter (mor-choo-[schwa]s s[schwa]-vil-[schwa]-t[schwa]r). [Latin “civilly dead”] A person civilly dead, deprived of civil rights. See civil death under DEATH.
mortuus
mortuus (mor-choo-[schwa]s), adj. [Latin] Hist. 1. Dead. 2. A sheriff’s return that the named party is dead.
mortuus sine prole
mortuus sine prole (mor-choo-[schwa]s sI-nee proh-lee). [Latin] Dead without issue. — Abbr. m.s.p.
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in cursu rebellionis
in cursu rebellionis (in k[schwa]r-s[y]oo ri-bel-ee-oh-nis). [Law Latin] Hist. In the course of rebellion. “In cursu rebellionis …. All persons were formerly regarded as in rebellion against the Crown who had been put to the horn for non-fulfilment of a civil obligation; their whole moveable estate fell to the Crown as escheat; they might be
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civiliter
civiliter (s[schwa]-vil-[schwa]-t[schwa]r), adv. [Latin “civilly”] 1. By a civil, as distinguished from a criminal, proceeding. Cf. CRIMINALITER. 2. Civilly; as a citizen. civiliter mortuus (s[schwa]-vil-[schwa]-t[schwa]r mor-choo-[schwa]s). [Latin] Civilly dead (the wife of a man civiliter mortuus had similar rights). See civil death (1) under DEATH.