Benigne

I. Liberally; favorably; producing or attended with profit a benefit or profit A term ap-; as beneficial interest, beneficial law. To grant or confer a benelaw. A beneficiary; one who benefit of a contract or an esque trust. A benefit or favor. Beneficium benefit of clergy, q. v. privilege. Beneficium competen- Beneficium dl Tisiouis: the ordinis: the privilege of order.; a particular privilege. Beneof competency; a privilege to obligation was entitled by which his subsistence if, before fulfilling to indigence. Beneficium divisprivilege given a surety by which the debt should be made from all ordinis: the privilege of order; the creditor first to exhaust his permanent stipendary estate; the called a fief, feud or fee, qq. v.; the prifilege of the clergy. capital punishment in cases of capicriminals in holy orders, or, what and originally allowed to these both to clergy and laity. Until allowed to one who had made a secpersons having been forbidden marriages. law. Good pleasure, v.

Durante law

A service which a tenant and cart. An extraordinary aid granted by voluntary gratuity; later, compulsame. benignly. Benignc faciendse sunt servil'e: interpretations ignorance of laymen, than be void; 'and words not the contrary.