Nemo
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
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Nemo admittendus seipsum: no one is to be allowed to Nemo agit in seipsum: nobody can himself, or be judge in his own cause. turpitudinem est audiendus: no one his own infamy. Nemo bis punitur no one is punished twice for the same rem suam vendere, etiam obedience, or resulting privilege as to private them]. Necessitas public necessity overdie for his country]. necessity excuses what it necessity overrules the nefasti: not court possible affirmative; a assertion. comitem, I. Negliof debt which may he sue in his own name. vrords: the words check.; to indorse and demanages the affairs of or mandate. contrlsteant: notwith- No one dissenting. legibus: no one est inhabilitare prove himself incapable. (act upon himself) sue Nemo allegans suam should be heard to allege pro eodem delicto: oifence. Nemo oogitur is forced factum suum venire deed. Nemo cogitationis a punishment for thought. one who has no title can habet: no one can give domo sua extrahi bis bouse. Nemo debet causa: no one ought to cause. Nemo debet ought to be judge in his damno lucrari: no one Nemo debet locupletari be enriched by another's a person living has no recte intelligere possit iterum perlegerit: for before having again and ex alterius facto burdened in consequence obllgatur: no man is prio dolo consequitur of action from his own tis esse debet: no one Nemo inauditus max: no one ought to contumacious. Nemo nem: no one can be Nemo patriam in qua debitum ejurare possit country nor liis due transferre potest quam to anotlier a greater interest potest contra recordum can disprove a record by esse dominus et tenens, and tenant, heir. Nemo dex: no one can be facere per alium quod potest: no one can contravene his own pcenam patitur: no man suffers Nemo dat qui non habet: no make a grant. Nemo dat quod non what he does not possess. Nemo de potest: no one can be forcibly taken from bis vezari pro una et eadem be twice troubled for one and the same esse judex in propria causa: no one own cause. Nemo debet ex alieno ought to benefit by the loss of another. aliena jactura: no one ought to loss. Nemo est baeres viventis: heir. Nemo euim aliquam partem antequam totum iterum atque no one can rightly understand any part again gone over the whole. Nemo prsegravari debet: no one ought to be of another's act. Nemo ex consilio bound by his advice. Nemo ex proactionem: no man acquires a right wrong. Nemo in porpria causa tesought to be witness in his own cause. condemnari debet, si non sit contube condemned unheard, unless he be invitus compellitur ad commuuioforced into a partnership against his will. natus est exuere, nee ligeantise: a man cannot abjure his native allegiance. Nemo plus juris ad alium ipse haberet: no one can transfer than he himself possesses. Nemo veri&care per patriam: no one an issue to the jury. Nemo potest haeres: no one can be [both] lord potest esse simul actor et juboth judge and suitor. Nemo potest per se non potest: no one can mutate consilium can change his purpose tur alienam posteritatem sumed to have prefei Ted praesumitur esse me in articulo mortis of his salvation, most prassumitur malus: hibetur pluribus use several defences. revocentur, sed ut to undo what is done, puuitur pro alieno of another. Nemo debet: no one ought his family are concerned. no one is held to no one is bound; menta contra se, own interest]; jurare own infamy; seipsum accusare, to accuse lis ezponere, to expose Nemy,/r. Not. Nestre,//-. To be not. Never indebted, plea in actions of debt on New assignment. A particularity, in answer fendant answered only a justification, and the New trial: a rehearing jury-