Exhaeredatio

Lat. [from exhceredare, q. v.] In the civil law. Dismheritance; a disinheriting.

Inst, 2. 23. tit Bract, fol. 388.

An exclusion from the lawful inheritance, ffeinecc. Elem. Jur. Civ. lib.

2, tit. 13, § 628.

In the common law. Disherison; an injury done to one who has the inheritance, particularly to a remainder-man or reversioner.

See Ad exhceredationem.

EXH^RES.

Lat. [from ex, priv. and hceres, an heir.] In the civil law. One who is excluded from being an heir; a person disinherited. Inst. fi.

18. pr.

A onild was dismherited by the following fonn of words: Titius JUi%i9 mens exhseres esto; let Titius, my son, be dlsinberited. Id, ibid. Adopted by Bracton. Bract, fol.

383.