special truce
A truce referring only to operations before a specific fortress or in a district, or between certain detachments of armies. — Also termed partial truce.
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Statute of Gloucester
Statute of Gloucester (英格兰古法)《格罗塞斯特法》 1278年通过，规定了对抛荒行为的惩罚，同时首次规定了增加的费用〔costs de incremento〕。 (→costs de incremento)
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self induced frustration
A breach of contract caused by one party’s action that prevents the performance. • The phrase is something of a misnomer, since self-induced frustration is not really a type of frustration at all but is instead a breach of contract.
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producer price index
producer price index 〈美〉生产商价格指数 由美国劳动统计局〔U.S.Bureau of Labor Statistics〕每日发布的批发价格变化指数。以前亦称作「批发价指数」〔wholesale price index〕。 (→Consumer Price Index)
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fraud in the inducement
Fraud occurring when a misrepresentation leads another to enter into a transaction with a false impression of the risks, duties, or obligations involved; an intentional misrepresentation of a material risk or duty reasonably relied on, thereby injuring the other party without vitiating the contract itself, esp. about a fact relating to value. — Also termed
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conducere aliquid utendum
conducere aliquid utendum (k[schwa]n-d[y]oo-s[schwa]-ree al-i-kwid yoo-ten-d[schwa]m). [Latin] Roman law. To pay for the use of an object; to hire. Cf. LOCARE ALIQUID UTENDUM.
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self induced intoxication
self-induced intoxication. See voluntary intoxication under INTOXICATION.
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duces tecum licet languidus
duces tecum licet languidus (d[y]oo-s[schwa]s tee-k[schwa]m lI-set lang-gw[schwa]-d[schwa]s), n. [Law Latin “bring with you, although sick”] Hist. A habeas corpus writ ordering a sheriff to bring someone into court despite a return by the sheriff noting that the person was too ill to come.
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sucesión legítima
sucesión legítima (soo-se-syon lay-hee-tee-mah).Spanish law. The process of regular inheritance, the rules of which may not be altered by will. See Ortiz De Rodriguez v. Vivoni, 201 U.S. 371, 376–77, 26 S.Ct. 475, 476 (1906).