Ubicnnque

Lat. Wherever. Ubicunque est injuria, ibi damnum sequitur: wherever there is an injury, there a damage results.

In English law

Ubicunque fuerimus in Anglia: wheresoever we shall be in England, — the style of the return of writs in the court of King's Bench, it being in theory a movable court, attendant on the sovereign's person. In the civil law. Ubicunque matrimonii nomen non est, nec dos est: wherever there is not the name of marriage neither is there a dower.