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Defined in 1 dictionary — Kinney (1893)

A Law Dictionary and Glossary

George C. Kinney · 1893

the ides fell on the 15th; and in the law. An instrument privately executed, instrument executed before a public officer. mind in which the reflective, and all or a powers are either entirely wanting, or are possible extent. I. A person of no understanding, of which — an idiot from birth, otherwise called a idiot from accident or sickness. Idiota a birth. Idiota a casn et intlrmitate: an accident. Idiota inquirendo: an old writ to men whether or not a man was an idiot unlearned, illiterate or simple person; a private common law. Sufficient; competent; fit unimpeachable. Idoneus liomo: a responcondition or conditional limitation. ignorant, or, we know nothing of it. A word grand jury on the back of a bill of indictthe evidence, they thought the accusation want of> knowledge. Ignorantia eorurn non excusat: ignorance of those things to know is no excuse. Ignorantia facti fact excuses, or is a ground of relief. Ignocalamltas innocentis: the ignorance of the of the innocent party. Ignorant! a jaris: non excusat: ignorance of the law is no tenetur scire, neminem excusat: ignowhich every one is bound to know, excuses legis neminem excusat: ignorance of the; to ignore, or throw out a biU of indict- Ignoratis terminis artis, ignoratnr of an art are unknown, the art itself is to be ignorant; to reject on the ground of of the want of evidence. suum qnaliter redemptnm voluit, i. an ODUgation entered into under fear of losing life or limb in case of refusal. 11, 1, fr. It; he. II corient: it behooveth. 11 est comunement dit: it is commonly said. II est dit: it is said. II monstra: he showeth. II port meat en son bouche: it supports itself. Spoken of a deed.