De Bono Gestu

Lat. For good behaviour. DE C-^ETERO, DE CETERO. L. Lat. [L. Fr. desorm^,'^ Henceforth, henceforward; hereafter, m future. Quod voluntas donatoris de cetero observetur; that the will of the donor be henceforward observed. Stat, De Bonis, 13 Bdw, I. c. 1. De caetero non recedant querenies a curia domini regis, pro eo quod tenementum trans/ertur de una in alium; hereafter plaintiffs shall not go [i. e. as unsuccessful in their actions] from the king's court, because the tenement is transferred from one to another. Stat, Westm, 2, c. 24. Nullcs riparioi defendantur de cetero; no banks shall hereafter be enclosed. Magna Charta, c. 16. See Id, c. 28.