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Glossary of Technical Terms, Phrases, and Maxims of the Common Law · Frederic Jesup Stimson · 1881

Glossary of Technical Terms, Phrases, and Maxims of the Common Law

pi. damna, /. Damnum absque injuria, Damnum fatale (fatal The Danish magna, /. An old export duty on wool parva et nova: old duties on goods exaliens.; expense. hereafter. Cy-devant: heretofore. Cy-prts: as near [as possible]; the docinstruments as near the intention of parties particularly, the equitable doctrine by which, impossible or unreasonable to carry out the literally, his intention is carried out so applied to charitable bequests. q. v. Chirographum. D. /.). The House of Lords. fee formerly due the chief clerk from a damages in the K. B. and C. P. Damagea term applied to cattle trespassing. claimed by the plaintiff or assessed by the jury civil action. Exemplary, punitive, or: damages more than the actual damage punishment for fraud, malice, or oppression; damages: such as necessarily result complained of; not Special damages, which the declaration. Liquidated damages: by the parties as compensation for a breach knight or baronet; lady.; unlawful. A burdensome inheritance. Harm, loss; damages. /. A damage without a [legal] wrong. damage): unavoidable loss. law the eastern