solo animo
solo animo (soh-loh an-[schwa]-moh). [Latin] Hist. By mere intention.
actus animi (ak-t[schwa]s an-[schwa]-mI). [Law Latin] Hist. An act of the mind; an intention. See ANIMUS. “Again, consent, which is essential to all contracts, is an actus animi, and is presumed in all cases where the contract is ex facie regular.” John Trayner, Trayner’s Latin Maxims 21–22 (4th ed. 1894).
An acceptance implied by a drawee whose actions indicate an intention to comply with the request of the drawer; conduct by the drawee from which the holder is justified in concluding that the drawee intends to accept the instrument. [Cases: Bills and Notes 70. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit § 21.]
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A voluntary and intentional waiver. [Cases: Estoppel 52.10(2). C.J.S. Estoppel §§ 74–75, 84, 87.]
故意的 英语:intentional 法语:prémédité, voulu 德语:vorsätzlich 意大利语:deliberato in genere, intenzionale 西班牙语:intencional