si aliquid sapit
si aliquid sapit (sIal-i-kwid say-pit). [Law Latin] Hist. If he knows anything.
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disappeared person
disappeared person. A person who has been absent from home for a specified number of continuous years (often five or seven) and who, during that period, has not communicated with the person most likely to know his or her whereabouts. See SEVEN-YEARS’-ABSENCE RULE; MISSING PERSON. [Cases: Absentees 2. C.J.S. Absentees § 2.]
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misappropriation
misappropriation, n. 1. The application of another’s property or money dishonestly to one’s own use. See EMBEZZLEMENT. Cf. APPROPRIATION; EXPROPRIATION. 2. Intellectual property. The common-law tort of using the noncopyrightable information or ideas that an organization collects and disseminates for a profit to compete unfairly against that organization, or copying a work whose creator has
inevitable misappropriation doctrine
inevitable-misappropriation doctrine. See INEVITABLE-DISCLOSURE DOCTRINE.
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disappearing quorum
A quorum whose presence may be more presumptive than actual. See presumption of a quorum under PRESUMPTION.
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sapientes， fideles， et animosi
sapientes， fideles， et animosi 〈拉〉明智的，忠诚的和勇敢的
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sapiens naturam delicti
sapiens naturam delicti (say-pee-enz n[schwa]-t[y]oor-[schwa]m di-lik-tI). [Law Latin] Hist. Partaking of the character of a delict.
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