bona castrensia et quasi castrensia

bona castrensia et quasi castrensia (boh-n[schwa] ka-stren-shee-[schwa] et kway-sI [orkway-zI] ka-stren-shee-[schwa]). [Latin “goods acquired for military or quasi-military (i.e., public) service”] Roman law. The property that a son could dispose of, by testament or otherwise, without his paterfamilias’s consent. See PATERFAMILIAS.

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译者Peter，毕业于亚洲顶尖的高级翻译学院，擅长翻译各种与复杂金融产品相关的法律文件。