Tag: NE
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Ne Exeat Regno
Definition of Ne Exeat Regno A writ which issues ‘from the High Court of Justice (in the Chancery Division) to restrain a person from going out of the kingdom without the King’s licence or the leave of the Court. It is a high prerogative writ, which was originally applicable to purposes of […]
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Nee Tern Pus Nee Locus Occurrit Regi
Definition of Nee Tern Pus Nee Locus Occurrit Regi Neither time nor place affects the King Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Nee Tern Pus Nee Locus Occurrit Regi in the Dictionaries, Nee Tern Pus Nee Locus Occurrit Regi in our legal dictionaries, […]
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Necessaries
Definition of Necessaries Infants and lunatics normally incapable of making a binding contract, can contract to buy necessaries, which are defined as goods suitable to the condition in life of such infant and to his actual requirements at the time of the sale and delivery. (Sale of Goods Act, […]
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Necessitas,inducit Privilegium Quoad Jura Private
Definition of Necessitas,inducit Privilegium Quoad Jura Private Necessity gives a privilege as to private rights Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Necessitas,inducit Privilegium Quoad Jura Private in the Dictionaries, Necessitas,inducit Privilegium […]
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Necessitas Publica Major Est Quam Private
Definition of Necessitas Publica Major Est Quam Private Public necessity is greater than private Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Necessitas Publica Major Est Quam Private in the Dictionaries, Necessitas Publica Major Est Quam Private in our legal […]
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Neck Verse
Definition of Neck Verse The words Miserere mei Deus, with which the fifty-first Psalm begins. A prisoner was entitled to benefit of clergy (q.v.) if he could ‘read or recite these words Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Neck Verse in the […]
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Negative Pregnant
Definition of Negative Pregnant A mere literal denial in pleading which does not go to the substance of the allegation. E-g., to a claim for fifty pounds, a denial that the defendant owes fifty pounds is insufficient. He must add or any other sum or words to that effect Browse You might be […]