Pactum De Non Alienando

A “whips.” See May, Pari. Prac. clause inserted in mortgages in Louisiana PAIS, PAYS. A French word, signifywhich secures to the mortgage creditor the ing country. In law, matter in pais is matright to foreclose his mortgage by execu- ter of fact, in opposition to matter of rectory process directed solely against the mort- ord; a trial per pais is a trial by the coungagor, and gives him the right to seize and try,— that is, by a jury. See In Pais. sol! the mortgaged property, regardless of any subsequent alienations. Avegno v. PALACE CAR. See Sleeping Car. Schmidt,.'55 La. Ann. 585; Shields v. Sehiff, PALACE COURT. See Court of the 121 U. S. 355, 8 Sup. Ct. 510, 31 L. Ed. 415. Steward and Marshall. This rule applies to an alienation by con- PALAGIUM. A duty to lords of manors demnation in proceedings for confiscation, for exporting and importing vessels of wine and as against tho heirs-at-law of the per- at any of tlieir ports. Jacob. son whose property is confiscated; Avegno v.

A pact or agreement binding the owner of property not to alienate it, intended to protect the interests of another; particularly an agreement by the mortgagor of real estate that he wlil not transfer the title to a third person until after satisfaction of the mortgage. See Mackeld. Rom. Law, § 461,

Defined under Pactum in Black's Law Dictionary.