Non prosequitur
A Law Dictionary and Glossary · George C. Kinney · 1893
A Law Dictionary and Glossary
ab. nonpros.: he does not prosecute; the name of an entry and judgment on the part of a defendant, where the plaintiff fails to declare in due time, by which the action is terminated with costs. Non qnod dictum est, sed quod factum est inspicitur: et factis: it matters not by things themselves and flat: it matters not what is equipollent [or equivalent] si notum non sit in forma a judge, if it be not known fit reTOcatio: it matters not or by acts.
Non sanse does not follow
Non solent superfluous matters do not quid licet, sed quid est nihil quod est inconveuiens but what is proper or convenient, ing that is inconvenient is mit to arbitration; a plea to not one's own master. Non a species of judgment by averment by the defendant's say any thing. Non tenuit: bar, in replevin, to an avowry did not hold in manner and tia agere: inability to sue. petitur dissolutio: a plea which is sought is not valid. jure non sortitur affectum: derive its effect from law is tere, quibus propria non longed cannot be considered consensum retinulsse, si immutavit: where a person from the terms of the party considered as having retained In English law. Non omittas: writ of capias and other within a liberty, empowering rex gratiam facere cum not'confer a benefit to the In old English law. Non writ to prevent a distress. withstanding; words used tended to preclude, in advance, declared objects or purposes. In the civil law. Not; not only; of negation. Non aliter a manlfestum whether one gives his assent by words, or by acts; — quid ex SBqnipollentibns done with [what disposition is made of] expressions; — quid notum sit jndici, jndicii: it matters not what is known to in judicial form; — verbis an factis whether a revocation be made by words mentis: of unsound mind. Non sequitur: qufe abundant Titiare scripturas: usually vitiate writings. Non solum cou Teniens est considerandnm; quia est llcitum: not only what is lawful, is to be considered; because nothlawful. Non snbmissit: he did not suban action on an award. Non sui juris: sum informatns: I am not informed; default, so called because founded on an attorney that he has no instruction to he did not hold; the name of a plea in for arrears of rent, that the plaiutiS form as the avowry alleges. Non valen- Non ralet exceptio ejnsdem rei cujns of the same mr.tter the dissolution of Non Talet impedimentum quod de an impediment or bar which does not of no force. Non videntur rem amitfnit: they to whom a thing never beto lose [to have lost] it. Non Tidetur quis ex prsescripto minantis aliqnid [under duress] has made any change threatening him, he is not [for all that] his consent [to such terms]. omit you not; a clause inserted in a process, in cases where a defendant resides the sherifiE to enter it. Non potest injuria et damno aliorum: the'king candamage and wrong of others. distringendo: by not distraining; an old Non obstante: not withstanding, or, notin public and. private instruments, inany interpretation contrary to certain Non nsus: non-user. not so much. The common particle signiflcatione verbornm recedi oportet, aliud tban ^vhere it is clear that the testator intended something different. Non debet: ought not; — actori licero quod reo non perinittitur: a plaintiff ought not to be allowed what is not permitted to a defendant; — [deberet] alii nocere, quod inter alios actum est [esset]: a person ought not to be prejudiced by what has been done between others; — cui plus licet, quod miuus est non licere: he to whom the greater is lawful ought not to be debarred from the less as unlawful. Non erit alia lex Romas, alia Atliajiiis; alia nunc, alia postliac; sed et omnes Rentes, et omni tempore, una lex, et sempiterna, et immortalis continebit: there will not be one law at Rome, another at Athens; one law now, another hereafter; but one eternal and immortal law shall bind together all nations throughout all time. Non est novum ut priores leges ad posteriores trahantur: it is not a new doctrine that prior laws shall give place to later ones. Non est singulis concedendnm quod per magistratum publice possit fieri, ne occasio sit majoris tumultus faciendi: that is not to be allowed to individuals which can be publicly done by a magistrate, lest it be the occasion of making greater confusion. Non ex opinionibns singulorum, sed ex communi usa, uomina exaudiri debent: the names of things ought to be understood, not according to the opinions of individuals but according to common usage. Non liquet: it is not clear; where a. Judex was at a loss how to decide a cause, he made oath that he was not clear (se non liguere), and was thereupon discharged; so, in criminal trials, such of the judices as were undecided deposited in the urn a ballot or tablet marked with the letters N. L. {non liquet). Non omne quod licet honestum est: not every thing that is lawful is proper or becoming. Non omnium qu% a majoribus uostris constituta sunt ratio reddi potest: there cannot be given a reason for all the things which have been established by our ancestors. Non possessori incumbit necessitas proband! eas [possessiones] ad se pertinere: the burden does' not lie on a possessor of proving that his possessions belong to him. Non potest videri desiisse habere, qui nunquam habuit: he cannot be considered as having ceased to have a thing who never had it Non Solent quae abundant vitiate scriptnras: superfluities [things which abound] do not usually vitiate writings. Non verbis, sed ipsis rebus, leges imponimus: we impose laws, not upon words, but upon things themselves. Non videntur qui errant consentire: they who mistake are not supposed to consent Non videtur perfecte cujusque id esse, qnod ex casu auferri potest: that does not seem to be completely one's own which can be taken from him on occasion. Non videtur vim facere, qui jure suo utitur et ordinaria actione experitur: he is not considered to use force who ex-