demonstratio

demonstratio (dem-[schwa]n-stray-shee-oh), n. [fr. Latin demonstrare “to show”] Roman law.

1. A description, as in falsa demonstratio (a false description of something or someone in a will).

2. Under the formulary procedure, the statement of facts in a formula, forming the basis of a claim. Pl. demonstrationes (dem-[schwa]n-stray-shee-oh-neez). See FORMULA(1).

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