Latini Juniani (l[schwa]-tI-nI joo-nee-ay-nI), n. pl.[Latin “Junian Latins”] Roman law. Informally manumitted slaves who acquired some rights and privileges as free people, but not Roman citizenship. • They were a special class of freedmen (libertini) who could one day become citizens. If a Latinus Junianus did not become a citizen, then upon death that person’s […]
nonconsumable, n. A thing (such as land, a vehicle, or a share of stock) that can be enjoyed without any change to its substance other than a natural diminution over time; NONFUNGIBLE. Cf. CONSUMABLE. — nonconsumable, adj.
freedom of the press. The right to print and publish materials without governmental intervention, as guaranteed by the First Amendment. — Also termed liberty of the press. [Cases: Constitutional Law 90.1(8). C.J.S. Constitutional Law §§ 552, 554, 562–565, 597–598, 603–604.] “ ‘Freedom of the press’ has less significance than meets the eye. It is true,
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fuero (foo-wer-oh).Spanish law. 1. A forum; court. 2. The territory in which a court has the power to act. 3. A privilege enjoyed by some but not others. 4. A custom having the force of law. 5. Hist. A collection of local, usu. customary, laws. Fuero Juzgo (hooz-goh). Hist. A 7th-century Visigothic code that was
享用损失 英语：loss of enjoyment 法语：privation de jouissance 德语：Verlust (Minderung) der Lebensqualität (Genuss) 意大利语：privazione del godimento 西班牙语：pérdida de disfrute, goce, uso
grant and demise 授予和租赁 定期租赁合同〔lease for years〕中的用语，据此而创设所有权的默示担保以及安宁享用〔quiet enjoyment〕的担保。