Secundum

According to. Secundum Aequum et Bonum. According to what is just and right. Secundum Allegata et Probata. According to that which is alleged and proved. Secundum Consuetudlnem Maneril. According to the custom of the manor. Secundum Formam Statuti. According to the form of the charter (deed). Secundum Formam Doni. According to the form of the gift or grant. See "Formedon." Secundum Formam Statuti. According to the form of the statute. Secundum Legem Communem. According to the common law. ——Secundum Naturam est, Commoda Cujusque rei eum SequI, quern Sequuntur Incommoda. It Is natural that he who bears the charge of a thing should receive the profits. Dig. 50. 17. 10. Secundum Normam Legis. According to the rule of law; by the rule of law. Secundum Regulam. Accordinf to the rule; by rule. Secundumi Subjectam Materiam.. According to the subject matter. 1 Bl. Comm. 229. All agreements must be construed seewndum subjectam, materiam, if the matter will bear it. 2 Mod. 80, arg. Delivery must be secundum subjectam Tnateriam,. 2 Kent, Comm. 439.

Lat.

In the civil and common law. Acoording to. Occurring in many phrases of famlliar use, as follows;

— Secundum œquum et bonum. According to what is just and right.

— Secundum allegata et probata. According to what ls alleged and proved ; according to the allegations and proofs. 15 East, 81; Cloutman v. Tunison, 1 Sumn. 375, Fed. Cas. No. 2,907.

— Secundum artem. According to the art, trade, business, or science.

— Secundum bonos mores. According to good usages; according to established custom ; regularly ; orderly.

— Secundum consuetudinem manerii. According to the custom of the manor.

— Secundum formam chartæ. According to the form of the charter, (deed.)

— Secundum formam doni. According to the form of the gift or grant. See Formedon.

— Secnndum formam statnti. According to the form of the statute.

— Secundum legem communem. According to the common law.

— Secundum normam legis. According to the rule of law ; by the intendment and rule of law.

— Secnndum regulam. According to the rule; by rule.

— Secnndum subjectam materiam. According to the subject-matter. 1 Bl. Comm. 229. All agreements must be construed secundum subjectam materiam if the matter will bear it 2 Mod. 80, arg.

Following; according to. Secundum allegata et probata. According to allegations and proofs. See Alle-

I. According to; in favor of; near. Secundum sequum et bonum: according to what is just and good. Secundum allegata et probata: according to what is alleged and proved. Secundum consuetudinem manerii: according to the custom of the manor. Secundum formam chartse, statuti to the form of the deed, gift, statute. common law of England. Secundum naturam, normam legia: according to nature, the rule of law. Secundum subjectam materiam: according to the subject matter.

According to; following. A Latin word, which occurs in some phrases. Secundum allegata et probata. According to what is alleged and proved. This phrase is used in expressing the rule that a party must recover, if at all, and a decision must proceed, upon the allegations and the evidence, not upon matters which are not pleaded, or not admissible under the pleadings; nor upon matters within the knowledge of the judge or jury, but not in evidence; nor upon facts which, though proved, do not make out the cause of action, or the defence alleged in the pleadings. Secundum formam statuti. According to the form of the statute.