vacantia bona
vacantia bona (v[schwa]-kan-sh[ee]-[schwa] boh-n[schwa]). See bona vacantia under BONA.
vacantia bona (v[schwa]-kan-sh[ee]-[schwa] boh-n[schwa]). See bona vacantia under BONA.
non pars substantiae sive fundi, sed accidens (non parz s[schwa]b-stan-shee-ee sI-vee f[schwa]n-dI, sed ak-si-denz). [Law Latin] Scots law. Not a part of the substance or the land, but an accident. • The phrase appeared in reference to servitudes, among other things.
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nuntiatio (n[schwa]n-shee-ay-shee-oh), n. [Latin “a declaration”] Hist. A formal declaration or protest. • A nuntiatio novi operiis was an injunction placed on the construction of a new building by the person protesting the construction. — Also spelled nunciato.
A committee charged with preparing a roster of delegates entitled to be seated, examining contested claims to such entitlement, and preparing and issuing credentials to the delegates who appear so entitled. See CREDENTIAL.
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Lex Aelia Sentia (罗马法)《艾里亚·森迪亚法》 公元4年罗马的一部有关管理解放奴隶事宜的综合性法律。该法补足了《福利恩卡尼尼阿斯法》〔Lex Fufia Caninia〕不够完整之处。它规定:被解放者须20岁,奴隶要超过30岁或未成为罗马公民〔civis〕,欺诈债权人的解放无效。
propter impotentiam (prop-t[schwa]r im-p[schwa]-ten-shee-[schwa]m). [Latin] On account of helplessness. • This was formerly given as a ground for gaining a property interest in a wild animal, based on the animal’s inability to escape (as where, for example, a young bird could not yet fly away).
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significant-connection/substantial-evidence jurisdiction. See significant-connection jurisdiction under JURISDICTION.
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Justice fairly administered according to rules of substantive law, regardless of any procedural errors not affecting the litigant’s substantive rights; a fair trial on the merits.
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substantial equivalent (专利法)实质等同物 指与专利产品在本质上相同之物。因此,如果两个产品是以实质相同的方法而达到实质相同的结果,从而具有实质相同的功能,则不管其在名称、形式或外观上的区分,仍可认定为实质等同物。亦作「substantial equivalent of patented device」。 (→doctrine of equivalent)
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ex licentia regis (eks lI-sen-shee-[schwa] ree-jis). [Latin] By the king’s license.