forisjurare
forisjurare (for-is-j[schwa]-rair-ee), vb. [Law Latin] Hist. To forswear; to renounce under oath. — Also termed forjurer.
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plena forisfactura
plena forisfactura (plee-n[schwa] for-is-fak-ch[schwa]r-[schwa]). [Latin “complete forfeiture”] A forfeiture of all that one possesses. [Cases: Forfeitures 1.]
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forisfactus servus
forisfactus servus (for-is-fak-t[schwa]s s[schwa]r-v[schwa]s). [Law Latin] Hist. A freed slave who has forfeited his or her freedom by committing a crime.
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forisfacere
forisfacere (for-is-fay-s[schwa]-ree), vb. [fr. Latin foris “without” + facere “to make”] Hist. 1. To forfeit (an estate or other property). • Literally, this means to make the property foreign to oneself. 2. To violate the law; to do a thing against or without the law.
forisfamiliate
forisfamiliate v. (英格兰古法)生前赠与 父亲于生前将部分土地赠与其子，使其合法实际占有，而其子同意放弃对其父其他财产的继承。受赠人因此而脱离了家庭监护〔put out of the family〕。 (→forisfamiliation)
forisfamiliated
forisfamiliated a. (英格兰古法)生前赠与的 父亲生前应儿子的要求或经儿子同意，将部分土地分割给他，供其终身占有，儿子表示满意并不再对父亲的其它财产提出要求。
forisfamiliated
forisfamiliated (for-is-f[schwa]-mil-ee-ay-tid), adj. Hist. (Of a son) emancipated from paternal authority and in possession of a portion of family land in lieu of inheritance. “If our English law at any time knew an enduring patria potestas which could be likened to the Roman, that time had passed away long before the days of Bracton…. Bracton,