de non residentia clerici regis (dee non rez-[schwa]-den-shee-[schwa]kler-[schwa]-sIree-jis), n. [Law Latin “of the nonresidence of a parson employed in royal service”] Hist. A writ to excuse a parson from nonresidence because the parson is busy serving the Crown. See NONRESIDENCE(1).
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litis denuntiatio (lI-tis d[schwa]-n[schwa]n-s[h]ee-ay-shee-oh), n. [Latin] Civil law. The process by which a land purchaser, sued for possession of the land by a third party, notified the land seller and demanded aid in defending the suit under the seller’s warranty of title. — Also spelled litis denunciatio. Cf. LITEM DENUNTIARE.
ignorantia juris (ig-n[schwa]-ran-shee-[schwa] joor-is). [Latin] Ignorance of law. • Under Roman law, this type of ignorance was less likely than ignorantia facti to excuse mistaken conduct, except in the case of minors and people, such as women, under some legal disability.
lanis descrescentia Walliae traducendis absque custuma 〈拉〉羊毛过关免税令 古时英国发给港口的海关官员的一种命令，要求其准许某人运送羊毛过关而不交关税，因该人此前已在威尔士交过这种关税。
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potential possession 潜在占有 一种对将来财产的所有权状态。据此，土地所有人可以出卖其土地上将来出产的农产品，牲畜所有人亦得处分将要出生的幼畜，油气开采者对将来生产的石油天然气产量的一定比例也可以有效地转让。
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ligeantiae actoris 〈拉〉原告效忠国；原告效忠国的法院或管辖权(→forum ligeantiae actoris)
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A considerable sum awarded to compensate for a significant loss or injury. Cf. nominal damages. [Cases: Damages 6, 10. C.J.S. Damages §§ 38–41, 299.]
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