perimere causam

perimere causam (p[schwa]-rim-[schwa]-ree kaw-z[schwa]m). [Latin] Hist. To put an end to the cause. • The phrase appeared in reference to the legal effect of a peremptory defense. See peremptory defense under DEFENSE(1).

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