Nee

neque, I. Nor; neither.

neque, /. Nor; neither. Necessitas est lex temporis et loci, /. tii Tie and place. Necessitas facit est licitum makes that lawful marine interest. law as far as the tide forbidding foreign ships deliver): an old plea to not hinder): the general (he did not give): the pas: not disseised. in the mouth. Ne reaccouple (never mar- Ne unques execureceivour (never receiver): que do'wer (never so issue in dower unde nil writ to forbid the admis- Ne deficiat justitia: regno: a prerogative writ person from leaving the now used by the plainne ezeat republica. prohibiting a lord from dethan were justly due by Ne quis plus doexpresserit: lest than he expressed in not received): a caveat and directing him not the adverse party. Ne written by a notary on Necessity is the law of licitum quod alias non which is otherwise not vata: necessity [of self-preservation, from acts of God or a stranger] creates a rights [is an excuse for the violation of publica major est quam privata: the rules the private one [e. g. a man must Necessitas quod cogit defendit: compels. Necessitas vincit legem: law.