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nominatio auctoris

nominatio auctoris (nah-mi-nay-shee-oh awk-tor-is). [Latin “naming of the originator (or seller)”] 1. In an action for the recovery of something, such as real estate, the defendant’s plea that the property is actually owned by another party. • The true owner is then required to defend the action. 2. Roman law. In an action alleging ownership

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