Definition of Aequitas Est Verborum Legis Sufficiens Directo Quae Una Res Sollum-Modo Cavetur Verbis Ut Omnis Alia In Aequali Genere Iisdem Cavetur Verbis | OpenJurist

Definitions from Black's Law Dictionary: 2nd Edition and Ballentine's Law Dictionary as are available for each term in each dictionary.

Aequitas est verborum legis sufficiens directo, quae una res sollum-modo, cavetur verbis, ut omnis alia in aequali genere, iisdem cavetur verbis

Ballentine's Law Dictionary

Definition:
Equity is the plain interpretation of words of law in such manner as that where one thing only is guarded against by the words, all other things of the same kind are also guarded against by these words.