due attestation
due attestation 充分的证明;合理的证明(→attest)
protestation (prot-[schwa]-stay-sh[schwa]n). 1. Common-law pleading. A declaration by which a party makes an oblique allegation or denial of some fact, claiming that it does or does not exist or is or is not legally sufficient, while not directly affirming or denying the fact. [Cases: Pleading 128.] “The practice of protestation of facts not denied arose
perfect attestation clause. A testamentary provision asserting that all actions required to make a valid testamentary disposition have been performed. [Cases: Wills 113, 289, 302(5). C.J.S. Wills §§ 253–255, 582–588.]
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attestation of will 遗嘱的证明 是遗嘱有效的法定要件。 (→attestation clause)
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protestation n. 异议声明 旧时诉状中对既不宜正面确认或否定、也不能忽视的事项作含糊的确认或否定,以避免某项事实的是否存在成为最终结论,又可避免因不提出异议而被认为已经默示否认或承认。
contestation of suit (教会法)诉讼的争辩 在教会法案件中,当被告提出诉讼主张〔allegation〕而对原告的起诉应诉答辩时,诉讼即进入争辩阶段。
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authenticate, vb. 1. To prove the genuineness of (a thing). [Cases: Criminal Law 444; Evidence 366–381.] 2. To render authoritative or authentic, as by attestation or other legal formality. See UCC § 9-102(a)(7). [Cases: Contracts 37. C.J.S. Contracts § 79.]
contestatio litis (kon-tes-tay-shee-oh lI-tis). [Latin “contestation of suit”] See LITIS CONTESTATIO.
attested copy 经认证的副本;检定副本 经认证官员检查并与原件相对比后,在其上签名并证明其正确性和真实性的副本。在英国,该种副本须以口头证据证明其已经认证或检定方可采纳为证据。 (→attestation)
in odium corrumpentis (in oh-dee-[schwa]m kor-[schwa]m-pen-tis). [Latin] Hist. In detestation of the person corrupting.
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