de haerede deliberando illi qui habet custodiam terrae
de haerede deliberando illi qui habet custodiam terrae 把继承人移交给封地的监护人的令状
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illegitimacy
illegitimacy. 1. Unlawfulness. 2. The status of a person who is born outside a lawful marriage and who is not later legitimated by the parents. — Also termed bastardy. Cf. LEGITIMACY. [Cases: Children Out-of-Wedlock 1. C.J.S. Children Out-of-Wedlock §§ 2–11.]
acknowledgment of will
acknowledgment of will 对遗嘱的确认 有时是指按特殊的法律规定，要求遗嘱人以发誓的形式作出的一种正式认证。通常是指由遗嘱人向没有看见他签署遗嘱的见证人所作的一种非正式确认，证明遗嘱的确是他本人所签署。
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willfully and knowingly
willfully and knowingly 明知且故意地 行为人明知行为的性质而故意做该行为。
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factum of a will
factum of a will. The formal ceremony of making a will; a will’s execution by the testator and attestation by the witnesses.
Bovill’s Act
Bovill’s Act (1)〈英〉《博维尔法》 1865年颁布的一项法律，该法确立了一项基本原则，即一个人不能仅因分享某一企业的利润而成为其合伙人。该法后被1890年《合伙法》〔Partnership Act〕代替。 (2)1860年《权利请愿法》〔Petition of Right Act〕的俗名
bill of advocation
bill of advocation 〈苏格兰〉案件复审诉状 苏格兰刑事诉讼中请求高等刑事法院〔High Court of Justiciary〕从下级法院调取某案件、尤其是在审理过程中存在错误的案件进行复审的诉状。
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conditional will
A will that depends on the occurrence of an uncertain event for the will to take effect. • Most jurisdictions hold a conditional will valid even though the testator’s death does not result from or on the occasion of the condition mentioned in the will. The courts generally hold that the condition is the inducement
double bill
double-bill, vb. To charge two different clients or customers the same charge; to charge two different customers for services rendered to each customer at the same time.
bill of particulars
bill of particulars. A formal, detailed statement of the claims or charges brought by a plaintiff or a prosecutor, usu. filed in response to the defendant’s request for a more specific complaint. • The bill of particulars has been abolished in federal civil actions and replaced by the motion for a more definite statement. See
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