AD OMISSA VEL MALE APPRETIATA

ad omissa vel male appretiata (ad oh-mis-[schwa] vel mal-ee [schwa]-pree-shee-ay-t[schwa]). [Law Latin] Scots law. Concerning things omitted or undervalued. • The phrase appeared in reference to an executor’s duty to include in an estate’s inventory previously omitted items or to reevaluate undervalued items in the estate’s inventory.