Custos Spiritualium

In English ecclesiastical law. Keeper of the spiritualities; he who exercises the spiritual jurisdiction of a diocese during the vacancy of the see. Cowell. CUSTOS STATUM HAEREDIS IN CUStodla existentis meiiorem non deteriorem, face re 'potest. A guardian can make the estate of an heir living under his guardianship better, not worse. 7 Coke, 7. CUSTOS TEMPORALIUM (Law Lat.)

In English ecqlesiastical law. Keeper of the temporalities. He to whose custody a vacant see or abbey was committed by the king, as supreme lord; who, as a steward of the goods and profits, was to give account to the escheator, and he into the exchequer. Cowell.

In English ecolesiastical law. Keeper of the spiritualities. He who exercises the spiritual jurisdiction of a diocese during the vacancy of the see. Cowell.

Defined under Custos in Black's Law Dictionary.

In English ecclesiasticallaw, Keeper of the spiritualities. He who exercises the spiritual! jurisdiction of a diocese during the vacancy of the see. Cowell. Custos statum heeredis in custodia existentis meliorem, non deteriorem, facere potest. 7 Coke, 7. A guardian can make the estate of an existing heir under his guardianship better, not worse.

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In English ecclesiastical law. Keeper of the spirituah Ues. He who exercises the spiritual jurisdiction of a diocese, during the vacancy of the see. Cowell.