Semper

I. Always. Semper ita flat relalio, ut valeat digpositio: reference [of a disposition in a will] should always be so made that the disposition may have effect. Semper praesumitur pro legitimatione puerornm: the presumption always is in favor of the legitimacy of children. Semper praesumitur pro negante: the presumption is always in favor of the one denying. Semper praesumitur pro sentential the presumption always is in favor of a sentence. Semper paratns: always ready; always prepared. In the civil law. Semper in dubiis benigniora praeferenda sunt: in doubtful cases, the more favorable constructions are always to be preferred. Semper in dubiis id agendum est, ut qnam tutissimo sit bona fide a contract made bona fide should be in carefully upheld], unless when it has been Semper in obseuris, quod minimum est, scurity we always follow that which is the lationibns, et in ceteris contractibus, id est: in stipulations and in other contracts done [we are governed by the actual state non proliibet pro se inter Tcnlre, uiandare not prohibit the intervention of another in authorize it. Semper sexus masculinus continet: the male sex always includes the alia ^eneralibus insunt: specials are always