Qui

I. Who. Qui approbat non reprobat bates [ratifies] cannot reprobate [repudiate, concedit, etc.: v. Ouicunque, etc. Qui destruit iinem: he who destroys the means Qui ez damnato coitu nascuntur inter putantur: those who are born of an illicit counted among children. Qui facit per he who dpes a thing by another does it in litera haeret in cortice: he who sticks at the rind [goes but skin-deep into the real jus dominiumve alterius succedit jure he who succeeds to the right or property enjoy the other's rights [be in the same jure suo utitur neminem Isedit: he who right injures [legally] no one. Qui jussu cerit non videtur dolo malo fecisse: by a judge's command is not supposed to improper motive. Qui non habet, etc. le mesme: Qua estate of whom; a by former owners title now has. counsel: a barrister patent to be her Maprecedence over others, Crown without a lievidence, State's in capital cases, Queen's evidence rejustices of gaol de Uvhanged, like the purchased land. hath complamed to to whom the person the land.: one who approas to a part]. Qui destruit medium destroys the end. liberos non comconnection are not alium, facit per se: himself. Qui haeret at the letter sticks meaning]. Qui in ejus uti debet: of another ought to legal position]. Qui but exercises his own judicis aliquod feone who did a thing have acted from an Nemo dat. Qui not in purse [money] must pay in person. cum prohibere poasit, jubet: he who he can forbid^ commands. Qui peccat he who sins while drunk must be punished per alium, etc.: v. Qui facit, etc. Qui potior in jure: he has the better title Qui sentit commodum sentire debet feels the advantage ought to bear the burden. sentdre videtur: he who is silent seems tarn: v.

Action

Qui tardius solvit pays too late does not pay at all. Qui tur: let him who wishes to be deceived be Qui,/r. Who. Qui doit inheriter al p6re, fitz: he who would inherit from the father the son.