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A Law Dictionary and Glossary · George C. Kinney · 1893

A Law Dictionary and Glossary

I. and eng. Mistake; a mistake ceedings, in a suit in a court of Error fucatns nuda Teritate in rationibus vincit veritatem deposit of title deeds with the credexcessive waste as is forbidden to a waste. law. Traveling furniture, or riding right as addressed to the conscience,; more strictly, the application of the administration of justice, either provided for by the positive law, by a liberal interpretation of its rules. exactly to particular cases; that administered by the English court of and, in some respects, independent object of which is to render the complete, by affording relief where give it, or to give it with effect, or jurisdiction independently of them. administer justice according to the redemption: the estate of a mortgagor of the mortgagor to redeem after foreclosure. Equity to a settlement: a settlement of a portion of her her children. significations; of doubtful signifi-; the removal of a part of a writthe paper; less properly, the reany means; obliteration; the place erased. divide or partition. be divided. used in argument. Ergo nee liic: Undertakers of work; contractors. which a corporation may be created law. Itinerant; traveling about.; an astray.; through mistake. in the foundation or in the prorecord, in matter of law or fact mullis est probabilior; et Siepeand frequently error overwhelms truth by [its show of] reasons. Error juris nocet: error of law injures. Error nominis nuuqnam nocet, si de identitate rei constat: a mistake in the name of a thing is never prejudicial, if it be clear as to the identity of the thing itself [where the thing intended is certainly known]. Error qui non resistitur approbatnr: an error which is not resisted or opposed is approved. Error scribentis nocere non debet: the mistake of a writer [a clerical error] ought not to injure. Errores ad sua principia referre, est refellere: to refer errors to their sources is to i-efute them.