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Contents of the Cyclopedic Law Dictionary

Contents of the Cyclopedic Law Dictionary in the United States

The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary

Full title: The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary: Comprising the Terms and Phrases of American Jurisprudence, Including Ancient and Modern Common Law, International Law, and Numerous Select Titles from the Civil Law, the French and the Spanish law, etc. etc. with an exhaustive collection of Legal Maxims.

Contents: a List of Entries of The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary

Note: since the list of entries of this legal dictionary is very long, there are more entries in the article devoted to the legal dictionary itself and a continuation of this list of entries of the cyclopedic law dictionary.

  • Bacerend, or backberend
  • Bacheleria
  • Bachelor
  • Back bond
  • Back water
  • Backadation, or backwardation
  • Backbear
  • Backberend
  • Backing
  • Backside
  • Baculus
  • Badge of fraud
  • Badger
  • Baga
  • Baggage
  • Bahadum
  • Bail
  • Bail bond
  • Bail piece
  • Bailable action
  • Bailable process
  • Bailee
  • Bailie
  • Bailiff
  • Bailiff errant
  • Bailiffs of franchises
  • Bailiffs of hundreds
  • Bailiffs of manors
  • 6ailivia
  • Bailiwick
  • Baillew de fonds
  • Bailli
  • Bailment
  • Bailor
  • Bair-man
  • Bairns
  • Bairns’ part
  • Balaena
  • Balance
  • Balance sheet
  • Balcanifer, or baldakinifer
  • Baldio
  • Bali us
  • Baliva, or balliva
  • Balivo amovendo
  • Ballast
  • Ballastage
  • Ballot
  • Balnearii
  • Ban
  • Banal, or bannal
  • Banality
  • Banc
  • Banci narratores
  • Bancus
  • Bancus reginae queen’s bench
  • Bancus regis
  • Bancus superior
  • Band
  • Bandit
  • Bane
  • Bani
  • Banishment
  • Bank
  • Bank account
  • Bank bills
  • Bank note
  • Bankable
  • Banker
  • Bankerout
  • Banker’s note
  • Bankrupt
  • Bankruptcy
  • Banleuca
  • Banlieu
  • Banneret, or bane ret
  • Banni nuptiarum
  • Bannire ad placita, ad molendinum
  • Bannitus
  • Bannum
  • Bannus
  • Banque
  • Bans of matrimony
  • Bar
  • Bar fee
  • Baragaria
  • Baratriam committit qui propter pecunilam justitiam baractat
  • Barbanus
  • Barbicanage
  • Bare trustee
  • Baret
  • Bargain
  • Bargain and sale
  • Bargainee
  • Bargainor
  • Barleycorn
  • Barmote courts
  • Barnard’s inn
  • Baro
  • Baron
  • Baron et feme
  • Baronage
  • Baronet
  • Barons of the cinque ports
  • Barons of the exchequer
  • Barony of land
  • Barony
  • Barra, or bar re
  • Barratry
  • Barren money
  • Barrenness
  • Barrister
  • Barter
  • Barton
  • Bas chevaliers
  • Base court
  • Base estate
  • Base fee
  • Base infeftment
  • Base right
  • Base services
  • Base tenants
  • Base tenure
  • Basileijs
  • Basilica
  • Basils
  • Basket tenure
  • Basse justice
  • Bastard
  • Bastard eigne
  • Bastarda
  • Bastardus non potest habere haeredem nisi de corpore suo tegitime procreatum
  • Bastardus nullius est filius, aut filius populi
  • Bastardy
  • Bastardy process (or proceedings)
  • Baston
  • Batable ground
  • Bataille
  • Bath, knights of the
  • Bat i me nt
  • Battel
  • Battery
  • Batture
  • Bawd
  • Bawdy house
  • Bay
  • Bayley
  • Bayou
  • Beaconage
  • Beadle
  • Bearer
  • Bearers
  • Bearing date
  • Beastgate
  • Beasts
  • Beat
  • Beaupleader
  • Bed of justice
  • Bed of the river
  • Bedel
  • Bedelary
  • Beoerepe
  • Beer
  • Beggar
  • Behavior
  • Behetria
  • Behoff
  • Belief
  • Belligerent
  • Bello parta cedunt reipublicae
  • Belong
  • Below
  • Bench
  • Bench warrant
  • Bencher
  • Bene
  • Benedicta est expositio quando res redimitur a destructione
  • Benefice
  • Benefice de discussion
  • Benefice de division
  • Benefice d’inventaire
  • Beneficial enjoyment
  • Beneficial interest
  • Beneficial power
  • Beneficiary
  • Beneficio primo
  • Beneficium
  • Beneficium abstinendi
  • Beneficium cedendarum actionum
  • Beneficium inventari
  • Beneficium clericale
  • Beneficium competentiae
  • Beneficium divisions
  • Beneficium non datum nisi propter officium
  • Beneficium ordinis
  • Beneficium separationis
  • Benefit of cession
  • Benefit of clergy
  • Benefit of discussion
  • Benefit of division
  • Benefit of inventory
  • Benerth
  • Benevolence
  • Benevolent
  • Benignae faciendae sunt interpretationes chartarum, ut res magis valeat quam pereat
  • Benigne faciendae sunt interpretationes chartarum, ut res magis valeat quam pereat, et quaelibet concessio fortis
  • Benigne faciendae sunt interpretationes propter simpiicitatem laicorum, ut res magis valtae quam pereat; et verba intentione, non e contra, debent inservire
  • Benignior sententia, in verbis general ibus seu dubiis, est preferanda
  • Bequeath
  • Bequest
  • Bercaria
  • Bercarius, or bercator
  • Berewica, berewicha, berewichus, berewita, or berwita
  • Berghmayster
  • Berghmote, or bergmoth
  • Berlinski test
  • Berm side
  • Berme
  • Bernet
  • Berra
  • Berry, or bury
  • Berton
  • Bes
  • Besayle, besayel, besaile, or besaiel
  • Best evidence
  • Bestiality
  • Bet
  • Betrothment, or betrothal
  • Better equity
  • Betterments
  • Between
  • Bewared
  • Beyond sea
  • Bi-scot
  • Bias
  • Bid
  • Bidale, or bidall
  • Bidder
  • Bielbrief
  • Biens
  • Biga, or bigata
  • Bigaiwus
  • Bigamy
  • Bilagines
  • Bilan
  • Bilanciis deferendis
  • Bilateral contract
  • Biline
  • Bilinguis
  • Bill
  • Bill chamber
  • Bill for a new trial
  • Bill for foreclosure
  • Bill impeaching a decree for fraud
  • Bill in nature of a bill in review
  • Bill in nature
  • Bill in nature of a bill of revlvor
  • Bill in nature of a supplemental bill
  • Bill obligatory
  • Bill of adventure
  • Bill of advocation
  • Bill of appeal
  • Bill of attainder
  • Bill of certiorari
  • Bill of conformity
  • Bill of costs
  • Bill of credit
  • Bill of debt
  • Bill of discovery
  • Bill of entry
  • Bill of exceptions
  • Bill of exchange
  • Bill of gross adventure
  • Bill of health
  • Bill of indemnity
  • Bill of indictment
  • Bill of information
  • Bill of interpleader
  • Bill of lading
  • Bill of middlesex
  • Bill of mortality
  • Bill of oxfordshire
  • Bill of pains and penalties
  • Bill of parcels
  • Bill of particulars
  • Bill of peace
  • Bill of privilege
  • Bill of proof
  • Bill of review
  • Bill of revivor
  • Bill of revivor and supplement
  • Bill of rights
  • Bill of sale
  • Bill of sight
  • Bill of store
  • Bill of sufferance
  • Bill payable
  • Bill penal
  • Bill quia timet
  • Bill receivable
  • Bill rendered
  • Bill, single
  • Bill to carry a decree into execution
  • Bill to marshal assets
  • Bill to marshal securities
  • Bill to perpetuate testimony
  • Bill to suspend a decree
  • Bill to take testimony de bene esse
  • Billa’ cassetur
  • Billa excambii (or escambii)
  • Billa exonerationis
  • Billa vera
  • Billet
  • Billet de change
  • Billeting soldiers
  • Bind out
  • Bind over
  • Binding out
  • Binding over
  • Bipartite
  • Birretum, or birretus
  • Birth
  • Bis
  • Bis dat qui cito dat
  • Bis idem exigi bona fides non patitur, et in satisfactionibus, non permlttltur amplius fieri quam semel factum est
  • Bisantium, besantine, or bezant
  • Bishop
  • Bishopric
  • Bishop’s court
  • Bissextile
  • Black acre and white acre
  • Black act
  • Black acts
  • Black book of hereford
  • Black book of the admiralty
  • Black book of the exchequer
  • Black cap
  • Black game
  • Black mail
  • Black rents
  • Black rod, gentleman usher of
  • Black ward
  • Blada
  • Bladarius
  • Blanc seign
  • Blanch holding
  • Blanche firme
  • Blancus
  • Blank
  • Blank acceptance
  • Blank bar
  • Blank bonds
  • Blank indorsement
  • Blanket policy
  • Blanks
  • Blasarius
  • Blasphemy
  • Blench, or blench holding
  • Blended fund
  • Blinks
  • Blockade
  • Blood
  • Blood money
  • Bloodwit
  • Bloody hand
  • Blue laws
  • Board
  • Board of health
  • Board of supervisors
  • Board of trade
  • Board of works
  • Boarder
  • Boarding house
  • Boc
  • Boc horde
  • Boc land
  • Boc eras
  • Bodily heirs
  • Bodmerie, bodemerie, or boddemerey
  • Body
  • Body corporate
  • Body of a county
  • Body of an instrument
  • Body politic (or politique)
  • Boilary
  • Bois, boys, or boyes
  • Bolhagium, or boldagium
  • Bolting
  • Bon
  • Bona
  • Bona confiscata
  • Bona et catalla
  • Bona felonum
  • Bona fide possessor facit fructus consumptos suos
  • Bona fide purchaser
  • Bona fides
  • Bona fides exigit ut quod convenit flat
  • Bona fides non patitur, ut bis idem exigatur
  • Bona forisfacta
  • Bona fugitivorum
  • Bona gestura
  • Bona gratia
  • Bona memoria
  • Bona mobilia
  • Bona notabilia
  • Bona patria
  • Bona peritura
  • Bona utlagatorum
  • Bona vacantia
  • Bona waviata
  • Bonae fidei
  • Bonae fidei emptor
  • Bonae fidei possessor in id tanturn quod ad se pervenerit tenetur
  • Bond
  • Bond for a deed
  • Bond tenants
  • Bondage
  • Bondsman
  • Bones gents
  • Boni homines
  • Boni judicis est ampliare jurisdictionem; justitiam in
  • Boni judicis est causas litium dirimere
  • Boni judicis est judicium sine dllatione mandare executloni
  • Boni judicis est lites dirimere, ne lis ex lite oritur, et interest reipublicae ut sint fines litium
  • Bonis cedere
  • Bonis non-amovendis
  • Bonitarian
  • Bono et malo
  • Bonorum possessio edictalis
  • Bonum defendentis ex integra causa; malum ex quollbet defectu
  • Bonum necessarium extra termines necessitatis non est bonum
  • Bonus
  • Bonus judex secundum aequum et bonum judicat, et aequitatem strfcto juri praefert
  • Book
  • Book debt
  • Book land
  • Book of acts
  • Book of adjournal
  • Book of rates
  • Book of responses
  • Books of science
  • Boon days
  • Boot, or bote
  • Booting (or boting) corn
  • Booty
  • Bord
  • Bord-halfpenny
  • Bord lands
  • Bordage
  • Bordarii, op bordimanni
  • Bordbrigch, borghbrech, or burghbrech
  • Border warrant
  • Bordservice
  • Borel folk
  • Borg
  • Borgesmon
  • Borgh of hamhald
  • Borough
  • Borough courts
  • Borough english
  • Borough-head, or borow-head
  • Borough-reeve
  • Borough sessions
  • Borrow
  • Borrowe
  • Borrower
  • Borsholder
  • Boscage
  • Boscaria
  • Boscus
  • Bote
  • Boteless
  • Both
  • Botha
  • Bothagium, or boothage
  • Bothna, buthna, or bothena
  • Bottomage
  • Bottomry
  • Bouche
  • Bouche of court, or budge of court
  • Bough of a tree
  • Bought note
  • Boulevard
  • Bound bailiff
  • Boundary
  • Bounded tree
  • Bounders
  • Bounty
  • Bounty lands
  • Bounty of queen anne
  • Bourq
  • Bourgeois
  • Bourse de commerce
  • Bouwerye, or bouwerie
  • Bouwmeester, or bouwmaster
  • Bovata terrae
  • Bow-bearer
  • Bowyers
  • Boycott
  • Bozero
  • Branch
  • Branding
  • Branks
  • Brass knuckles (or knucks)
  • Brawl
  • Breach
  • Breach of close
  • Breach of covenant
  • Breach of pound
  • Breach of prison
  • Breach of privilege
  • Breach of the peace
  • Breach of trust
  • Breaking
  • Breast of the court
  • Breath
  • Bredwite
  • Brehon law
  • Brenagium
  • Brephotrophi
  • Brethwalda, or brettwalda
  • Bretts and scotts, laws of the
  • Breva innominata
  • Breve
  • Breve de recto
  • Breve innominatum
  • Breve ita dicitur, quia rem de qua agitur, et intentionem petentis, paucis verbis brevlter enarrat
  • Breve judiciale debet sequr suum originale, et accessorium suum principale
  • Breve judiciale non cadit pro defectu firmae
  • Breve nominatum
  • Breve originale
  • Breve perquirere
  • Breve testatum
  • Brevet
  • Brevia
  • Brevia adversaria
  • Brevia amicabilia
  • Brevia anticipantia
  • Brevia de cursu
  • Brevia formata
  • Brevia innominata
  • Brevia judicialia
  • Brevia magistralia
  • Brevia nominata
  • Brevia selecta
  • Brevia, tam originalia guam judicialla, patluntur anglica nomina
  • Brevia testata
  • Breviarium alaricianum (or aniani)
  • Breviate
  • Brevibus et rotulis liberandis
  • Bribe
  • Bribery
  • Bribour
  • Bricolis
  • Bridewell
  • Bridge
  • Bridge masters
  • Brief
  • Brief a l’evesque
  • Brief of title
  • Brief (or brieve) out of the chancery
  • Brief, papal
  • Brieve
  • Briga
  • Briganoine
  • Brigbote
  • Bringing money into court
  • Br is
  • Bristol bargain
  • Brocage
  • Brocarius, or brocator
  • B roc el la
  • Brokerage, or brocage
  • Brokers
  • Brossus
  • Brothel
  • Brother
  • Brother-in-law
  • 6ruarium, bruera, brueria, or bruerum
  • Brugbote
  • Bruillus
  • Bruise
  • Brukbarn
  • Brutum fulmen
  • Bubble act
  • Buckstall
  • Buggery
  • Building
  • Building and loan association
  • Building lease
  • Bulk
  • Bull
  • Bulla
  • Bulletin
  • Bullion
  • Bullion fund
  • Bum-bailiff
  • Bunda, bonda, or bonna
  • Buoy
  • Burden of proof
  • Bureau
  • Bureaucracy
  • Burg, or burgh
  • Burgage
  • Burgage holding
  • Burgage tenure
  • Burgator
  • Burgbote
  • Burgenses
  • Burgeristh
  • Burgess
  • Burgess roll
  • Burgh english
  • Burgh engloys
  • Burghbrech, or burghbreche
  • Burghmails
  • Burghmote
  • Burglar
  • Burglariously
  • Burglar iter
  • Burglary
  • Burgomaster
  • Burgwhar
  • Burking, or burkism
  • Burlaw (byrlaw, or birlaw) courts
  • Burlaws, birlaws, or byrlaws
  • Burning
  • Burning in the hand
  • Burrochium
  • Burrowmealis
  • Bursa, or burse
  • Bursaria
  • Burying alive
  • Burying ground
  • Bu8carl, or but8ecarl
  • Bushel
  • Business
  • Business corporation
  • Business hours
  • Busones
  • Bussa, or bu80ia
  • But
  • Butlerage
  • Butler’s ordinance
  • Butt
  • Buttals
  • Butted and bounded
  • Butts
  • Butts and bounds
  • Butty
  • Buying titles
  • By, or bye
  • By-bidding
  • By bill, or by bill without writ
  • By estimation
  • By god and my country
  • By-law men
  • By-laws
  • By-road
  • By the bye
  • C
  • C a. v.
  • C i. f.
  • C. o. d.
  • C p. a.
  • C t. a.
  • Caballeria
  • Caballero
  • Cabinet
  • Cabinet council
  • Cablish
  • Cachepolus, or cacherellas
  • Cacicazgos
  • Cadastre
  • Cadastu
  • Cadere
  • Cadi
  • Caduca
  • Caedua
  • Calefagium
  • Caeteris paribus
  • Caeteris tacentibus
  • Caeterorum
  • Cahier
  • Cairns? act
  • Calcetum
  • Cale
  • Calendar
  • Calendar month
  • Calends
  • Call
  • Calling the jury
  • Calling the plaintiff
  • Calling to the bar
  • Calpe, or caupe
  • Caluivinia
  • Caluivinia, or caluivipnia
  • Calumniae juraimentum
  • Calumniae jusjurandum
  • Calumniators
  • Calumny
  • Camara
  • Cambellanus, or cambellarius
  • Cambiator
  • Cam bio
  • Cambipartia
  • Cambiparticeps
  • Cambist
  • Cambium
  • Camera
  • Camera regis
  • Camera scaccarii
  • Camera stellata
  • Cameralistics
  • Camerarius
  • Cam i no
  • Campana
  • Campana bajula
  • Campanarium, or campanile
  • Campartum
  • Campbell’s act
  • Campers, or campipars
  • Campertum
  • Campfight
  • Campus
  • Campus mam
  • Campus martii
  • Canal
  • Cancellario
  • Cancellarius
  • Cancellation
  • Cancellatura
  • Cancelli
  • Candidate
  • Candlemas day
  • Canfara
  • Canon
  • Canon law
  • Canon religiosorum
  • Canonicus
  • Canonry
  • Canons of inheritance, or canons of descent
  • Cant
  • Cant el
  • Cantred
  • Canum
  • Canvass
  • Cap of maintenance
  • Capacity
  • Capax do li
  • Capax negotii
  • Cape
  • Cape ad valentiam
  • Capella
  • Capers
  • Capias
  • Capias ad audiendum judicium
  • Capias ad computandum
  • Capias ad respondendum
  • Capias ad satisfaciendum
  • Capias extendi facias
  • Capias in withernam
  • Capias pro fine
  • Capias utligatum
  • Capiatur pro fine
  • Capita
  • Capital
  • Capital crime
  • Capital punishment
  • Capital stock
  • Capitale
  • Capitale vivens
  • Capitalis
  • Capitalis baro
  • Capitalis custos
  • Capitalis debitor
  • Capitalis dominus
  • Capitalis justiciarius
  • Capitalis justiciarius ad placita coram rege tenenda
  • Capitalis justiciarius banci
  • Capitalis justiciarius totius angliae
  • Capitalis plegius
  • Capitalis redditus
  • Capitalis terra
  • Capitaneus
  • Capitare
  • Capitas deminutio (or diminutio)
  • Capitatim
  • Capitation
  • Capite
  • Capite minutus
  • Capitis diminutio maxima
  • Capitis diminutio media
  • Capitis diminutio minima
  • Capititium
  • Capitula
  • Capitula coronis
  • Capitula de judaeis
  • Capitula itineris
  • Capitula ruralia
  • Capitulary
  • Capitulation
  • Capituli agri
  • Capitulum est clericorum congregatlo sub uno decano in ecclesia cathedrali
  • Capitur pro fine
  • Cappa
  • Captain
  • Captation
  • Captator
  • Captio
  • Caption
  • Captive
  • Captor
  • Capture
  • Caput
  • Caput lupinum
  • Caput mortuum
  • Caput portus
  • Caput, principium, et finis
  • Caputagium
  • Caputium
  • Carabus
  • Carat
  • Carcan
  • Carcan num
  • Carcare
  • Carcata
  • Carcelage
  • Carcer
  • Carcer ad homines custodiendos, non ad puniendos, dari debet
  • Cardinal
  • Cards
  • Care
  • Care of
  • Carena, carina, or carrena
  • Careta, carreta, or carecta
  • Carga
  • Cargare
  • Cargo
  • Caristia
  • Carlisle tables
  • Carmack amendment
  • Carmen
  • Carnal knowledge
  • Carnaliter
  • Carnally knew
  • Carno
  • Carriole, or carraole
  • Carrier
  • Carrying away
  • Carrying costs
  • Cart
  • Cart bote
  • Carta
  • Carta de foresta
  • Carte
  • Carte blanche
  • Cartel
  • Cartmen
  • Carucage
  • Carucata
  • Cas fortuit
  • Casata, or cassata
  • Cas at us
  • Case
  • Case agreed on
  • Case for motion
  • Case law
  • Case on appeal
  • Case reserved
  • Case stated
  • Case to move for new trial
  • Cash
  • Cash book
  • Cash sale
  • Cashier
  • Cassare
  • Cassation
  • Cassetur billa, or quod billa cassetur
  • Cassetur breve
  • Cast
  • Castellain, or castellanus
  • Ca8tellarium, or castellatus
  • Castellorum operatic
  • Castigatory
  • Casting
  • Casting vote
  • Castleguard, castlegard, or castleward
  • Castration
  • Casu consimili
  • Casu proviso
  • Casual ejector
  • Casual employment
  • Casual evidence
  • Casual pauper
  • Casualties of superiority
  • Casualty
  • Casus belli
  • Casus foederis
  • Casus fortuitus
  • Casus fortuitus non est sperandus, et nemo tenetup divinare
  • Casus fortuitus non est supponendus
  • Casus major
  • Casus omissus
  • Casus omissus et oblivioni datus dispositioni communis juris relinquitur
  • Catalla
  • Catalla juste possessa amitti non possunt
  • Catalla otiosa
  • Catalla reputantur inter minima in lege
  • Catallis captis nomine distinc t ion is
  • Catallum
  • Catals
  • Cataneus
  • Catching bargain
  • Catch land
  • Catchpole, or catchpoll
  • Cater cousin
  • Cattle
  • Cattle gate
  • Cauda terrae
  • Caulceis
  • Cathedral
  • Catholic creditor
  • Catholic emancipation act
  • Catoniana regula
  • Caupona
  • Caursines
  • Causa
  • Causa causae est causa causati
  • Causa causans
  • Causa data et non secuta
  • Causa ecclesiae publicis aequiparatur; et summa est ratio quae pro religione facit
  • Causa et origo est materia negotii
  • Causa hospitandi
  • Causa jactitationis maritagii
  • Causa matrimonii praelocuti
  • Causa mortis
  • Causa patet
  • Causa proxima non remota spectatur
  • Causa rei
  • Causa remota
  • Causa scientiae patet
  • Causa sine qua non
  • Causa turpis
  • Causa vaga et incerta non est causa ratlonabllis
  • Causae dotis, vitae, libertatis, fisci sunt inter favorabilia in lege
  • Causam nobis significes quare
  • Causare
  • Causator
  • Cause
  • Cause books
  • Cause list
  • Cause of action
  • Causidicus
  • Cautela
  • Cauti juratoria
  • Cautio, or caution
  • Cautio fidejussoria
  • Cautio pignoratitia
  • Cautio pro expensis
  • Cautio usufructuaria
  • Caution juratory
  • Cautionary
  • Cautione admittenda
  • Cautioner
  • Cautionnement
  • Cautionry
  • Caveat
  • Caveat eiviptor
  • Caveat emptor; qui ignorare non debuit quod jus alienum emit
  • Caveat venditor
  • Caveator
  • Cavendum est a fragmentis
  • Cave re
  • Cay a
  • Cayagium
  • Ceap
  • Ceapgild
  • Cede
  • Cedent
  • Cedula
  • Cedule
  • Gelation
  • Celebration of marriage
  • Cellerarius
  • Cemetery
  • Cendulae
  • Cenegild
  • Cenellae
  • Cenninga
  • Cens
  • Censaria
  • Censarii
  • Censere
  • Censitaire
  • Censive
  • Censo
  • Censo consignativo
  • Censo enfiteutico
  • Censuales
  • Censuere
  • Censumethidus, or censumorthidus
  • Census
  • Census regalis
  • Cent
  • Centena
  • Centenarius
  • Centeni
  • Centesima
  • Central criminal court
  • Central office
  • Century
  • Ceorl
  • Cepi
  • Cepi corpus
  • Cepit
  • Cepit et abduxit
  • Cepit et asportavit
  • Cepit in alio loco
  • Ceppagium
  • Cera, or cere
  • Ceragrum
  • Cerevisia
  • Cert money
  • Certa debet esse intentio, et narratio et certum fundamentum, et certa res quae deducitur in judicium
  • Certa res
  • Certain services
  • Certainty
  • Certificate
  • Certificate into chancery
  • Certificate of assize
  • Certificate of costs
  • Certificate of deposit
  • Certificate of evidence
  • Certificate of registry
  • Certificate of stock
  • Certificate, trial by
  • Certification
  • Certified check
  • Certify
  • Certiorari
  • Certum est quod certum reddi potest
  • Cervisarii
  • Cervisia
  • Cervus
  • Cesionario
  • Cess
  • Cessa regnare, si non vis judicare
  • Cessante causa cessat effectus
  • Cessante ratione legis cessat, et ipsa lex
  • Cessante statu primitivo, cessat derivativus
  • Cessavit per biennium
  • Cesse
  • Cesser, or cessure
  • Cesset executio
  • Cesset processus
  • Cessio in jure
  • Cession
  • Cession des biens
  • Cessionary
  • Cessionary bankrupt
  • Cessment
  • Cessor
  • Cessure
  • C’est ascavoir
  • Cestui, or cestuy
  • Cestui que trust
  • Cestui que use
  • Cestui que vie
  • Cestuy que doit’ inheriter al pere doit inheriter al fils
  • Cf
  • Chace
  • Chacea
  • Chacea est ad communem legem
  • Chaceable
  • Chafewax
  • Chaffers
  • Chaffery
  • Chairman
  • Chairman of committees of the whole house
  • Chaldron
  • Challenge
  • Chamber of accounts
  • Chamber of commerce
  • Chamberdekins, or chamber deacons
  • Chamberlain
  • Chamberlaria
  • Chambers
  • Chambers, widow’s
  • Chambium
  • Champ de mai
  • Champ de mars
  • Champart
  • Champertor
  • Champerty
  • Champion
  • Champion of the king or queen
  • Chance
  • Chance-medley
  • Chancellor
  • Chancellor of a cathedral
  • Chancellor of diocese
  • Chancellor of the exchequer
  • Chancellor, the lord high
  • Chancellors’ courts in the two universities
  • Chancery
  • Change
  • Changer
  • Channel
  • Chantry
  • Chapel of ease
  • Chapelry
  • Chapels
  • Chaperon
  • Chapitre
  • Chaplain
  • Chapman
  • Chapter
  • Character
  • Charge
  • Charge and discharge
  • Charge des affaires, or charge d’affaires
  • Charge to enter heir
  • Chargeant
  • Charges
  • Charging order
  • Charitable uses, or charities
  • Charity
  • Charivari
  • Charre, or charrus
  • Charta
  • Charta de foresta
  • Charta de non ente non valet
  • Chartae ubertatum
  • Chartarum super fidem, iviortuis testibus, ad patriam de necessitudine, recurrendum est
  • Charte partie
  • Chartel
  • Charter
  • Charter house
  • Charter land
  • Charter of pardon
  • Charter party
  • Charter rolls
  • Charterer
  • Chartis reddendis
  • Chartophylax
  • Charue
  • Chase
  • Chastity
  • Chattel
  • Chattel interest
  • Chattel mortgage
  • Chaud-medley
  • Chauntry rents
  • Cheat
  • Cheaters, or escheators
  • Check
  • Checkbook
  • Check roll
  • Checker
  • Chefe
  • Chemerage
  • Chemin
  • Chemis
  • Chevage
  • Chevantia
  • Chevisance
  • Chevitiae
  • Cheze
  • Chicane
  • Chief
  • Chief baron
  • Chief justice
  • Chief justiciar
  • Chief lord
  • Chief pledge
  • Chief rents
  • Chiefrie
  • Child
  • Childnit
  • Children
  • Chiltern hundreds
  • Chiiviin
  • Chiiviinage
  • Chi minus
  • Chiiviney ivionev, or hearth money
  • Chippingavel
  • Chirgemote, chirchgemote, circ gemote, or kirkmo’te
  • Chirograph
  • Chirographer of fines
  • Chirographum
  • Chirographum apud debitorem repertum presumitur solutum
  • Chirographum non extans presumitur solutum
  • Chivalry
  • Chivalry, court of
  • Chivalry, tenure by
  • Chop-church
  • Choral
  • Chorepiscopi
  • Chose
  • Chosen freeholders
  • Chrenecruda
  • Christianitatis curia
  • Church
  • Church building acts
  • Church discipline act
  • Church rate
  • Church reeve
  • Church scot
  • Church warden
  • Churchesset, churchset, cirset, kirkset, or chirset
  • Churl
  • Ci, cy, or si
  • Cibaria
  • Cinque ports
  • Cippi
  • Circ bryce
  • Circ sceat
  • Circada
  • Circuit
  • Circuit court of appeals
  • Circuit courts
  • Circuitus est evitandus
  • Circuitus est evitandus; et bonr judices est lites dirlmere, ne lis ex lite oria
  • Circuity of action
  • Circular notes
  • Circulating medium
  • Circumduction
  • Circumspecte agatis
  • Circumstances
  • Circumstantial evidence
  • Circumstantibus
  • Circumvention
  • Cirliscus
  • Citacion
  • Citatio
  • Citatio ad reassumendam causam
  • Citatio est de juri naturali
  • Citation
  • Citationes non concedantur priusquam exprimatur super qua re fieri debet citatio
  • Citizen
  • City
  • City of london court
  • Civil
  • Civil action
  • Civil bill court
  • Civil commotion
  • Civil corporations
  • Civil damage acts
  • Civil death
  • Civil injury
  • Civil law
  • Civil liability
  • Civil liberty
  • Civil list
  • Civil obligation
  • Civil officer
  • Civil remedy
  • Civil responsibility
  • Civil rights
  • Civil side
  • Civil war
  • Civilian
  • Ci vi lis
  • Civilista
  • Civiliter
  • Civiliter mortuus
  • Civis
  • Civitas
  • Civitas et urbs in hoc differunt, quod incolae dicuntur civitas, urbs vero cpmplectitur aedificia
  • Claim
  • Claim of conusance
  • Claim of liberty
  • Claim, vi, aut precario
  • Claimant
  • Clam
  • Clam delinquentes magis puniuntur quam palam
  • Clamea admittenda in itinere per attornatum
  • Clamor
  • Clare constat
  • Claremethen
  • Clarendon, constitutions of
  • Clarificatio
  • Class
  • Classiarius
  • Classici
  • Classification
  • Clause
  • Clause irritant
  • Clause rolls
  • Clausula
  • Clausula generalis de residuo non ea complectitur quae non ejusdem sint generis cum lis quae speciatim dicta fuerant
  • Clausula generalis non refertur ad expressa
  • Clausula quae abrogation eivl excludit ab initio non valet
  • Clausula vel dispositio inutilis per praesumptionem remotam vel causam, ex post facto non fulcitur
  • Clausulae inconsuetae semper inducunt suspicionem
  • Clausum
  • Clausum fregit
  • Clausura
  • Claves curiae
  • Clavia
  • Clear days
  • Clearance
  • Clearing house
  • Clementines
  • Clergy
  • Clergyable
  • Clerical ferror
  • Clericale privilegium
  • Clerici de cancellaria
  • Clerici praenotarii
  • Clerico admittendo
  • Clerico capto per statutum mercatorum
  • Clerico convicto commisso gaolae in defectu ordinarii deliberando
  • Clerico infra sacros ordines constitute, non ellgendo in officlum
  • Clericus
  • Clericus et agricola et mercator, tempore belli, ut oret, colat, et commutet, pace fruuntur
  • Clericus mercati
  • Clericus non connumeretur in duobus ecclesiis
  • Clericus parochialis
  • Clerigos
  • Clerk
  • Clerk of arraigns
  • Clerk of assize
  • Clerk of court
  • Clerk of enrollments
  • Clerks of indictments
  • Clerk of the crown in chaneery
  • Clerk of the house of commons
  • Clerk of the peace
  • Clerk of the petty bag
  • Clerk of the privy seal
  • Clerk of the signet
  • Clerks of records and writs
  • Clerks of seats
  • Clerkship
  • Client
  • Clientela
  • Clifford’s inn
  • Clito
  • Cloere
  • Close
  • Close copies
  • Close rolls
  • Close writs
  • Cloud on title
  • Clough
  • Club
  • Clubs
  • Clypeus, or clipeus
  • Coadjutor
  • Co-administrator
  • Coadunatio
  • Coal note
  • Coalition
  • Coassignee
  • Coast
  • Coasting trade
  • Cocket
  • Cockpit
  • Code
  • Codex
  • Codicil
  • Coemptio
  • Coemption
  • Coercion
  • Coexecutor
  • Cofferer of the queen’s
  • Co f rad i a
  • Cogitationis poenam nemo patitur
  • Cognates
  • Cognati
  • Cognation
  • Cognitionis causae
  • Cognitor
  • Cognisance
  • Cognitio
  • Cognitionibus mittendis
  • Cognizance, conusance, or cognisance
  • Cognizee
  • Cognizor
  • Cognomen
  • Cognovi actionem
  • Cohabit
  • Cohaeredes, or cohaeres
  • Cohaeredes una persona gensentur, propter unitatcm juris quod habent
  • Coif
  • Cojudices
  • Cold-water ordeal
  • Colibertus
  • Collateral
  • Collateral act
  • Collateral ancestors
  • Collateral assurance
  • Collateral consanguinity
  • Collateral descent
  • Collateral estoppel
  • Collateral facts
  • Collateral impeachment
  • Collateral issue
  • Collateral kinsmen
  • Collateral limitation
  • Collateral promise
  • Collateral security
  • Collateral undertaking
  • Collateral warranty
  • Collaterales et socii
  • Collatio bonorum
  • Collatio signorum
  • Collation
  • Collation of seals
  • Collation to a benefice
  • Collatione facta uni post mortem alterius
  • Collatione heremitagii
  • Collector
  • Collector of the customs
  • Collega
  • Collegatarius
  • College
  • Collegia
  • Collegialiter
  • Collegiate church
  • Collegium
  • Collegium admiralitatis
  • Collegium est societas plurium corporum simul habitantlum
  • Colligendum bona defuncti
  • Collision
  • Collistrigium
  • Collitigant
  • Collobium
  • Collocation
  • Colloquium
  • Collusion
  • Collybista
  • Collybum
  • Colne, or cone
  • Colonial laws
  • Colonus
  • Colony
  • Color
  • Color of authority
  • Color of office
  • Color of title
  • Colorable alteration
  • Colorable imitation
  • Colorable pleading
  • Colore officii
  • Colpindach
  • Combarones
  • Combat
  • Combaterrae, a valley or piece of low ground between two hills
  • Combination
  • Combination coverage
  • Combustio
  • Combustio domorum
  • Combustio pecuniae
  • Comes
  • Com in us
  • Comitas
  • Com i tat u commisso
  • Comitatu et castro commisso
  • Comitatus
  • Comites
  • Comites paleys
  • Comitia
  • Comitissa
  • Comitiva
  • Comity
  • Commandery, or commandry
  • Commanditaires
  • Commandite
  • Commandment
  • Commarchio
  • Commenda
  • Commenda est facultas recipiendi et retinendi beneficlum contra jus posltivum a suprema potestate
  • Commendam
  • Commendatio
  • Commendation
  • Commendators
  • Commendatory
  • Commendatory letters
  • Commendatus
  • Commerce
  • Commercia belli
  • Commercial law
  • Commercial paper
  • Commercial railroads
  • Commercium
  • Commercium jure gentium commune esse debet, et non in monopolium et privatum paucorum quaestum convertenduw
  • Comminalty
  • Comminatorium
  • Commise
  • Commissaria lex
  • Commissary
  • Commissary court
  • Commission
  • Commission day
  • Commission del credere
  • Commission merchant
  • Commissioner of patents
  • Commissioners of bail
  • Commissioners of bankrupt
  • Commissioners of highways
  • Commissioners of sewers
  • Commissions
  • Commitment
  • Committee
  • Committitur piece
  • Com mixtion
  • Commodate
  • Commodati actio
  • Commodato
  • Commodatum
  • Commodity
  • Commodum ex injuria sua non habere debet
  • Common
  • Common ancestor
  • Common assurances
  • Common bail
  • Common bar
  • Common barrator
  • Common barratry
  • Common bawdy-house
  • Common bench
  • Common carriers
  • Common chase
  • Common council
  • Common counts
  • Common day
  • Common debtor
  • Common drunkard
  • Common employment
  • Common error
  • Common field
  • Common fine
  • Common fishery
  • Common form
  • Common hall
  • Common highway
  • Common informer
  • Common intent
  • Common jury
  • Common labor
  • Common land
  • Common law
  • Common-law dedication
  • Common-law marriage
  • Common-law procedure acts
  • Common lawyer
  • Common learning
  • Common nuisance
  • Common opinion is good authority in law
  • Common pleas
  • Common recovery
  • Common sans nombre
  • Common schools
  • Common scold
  • Common seal
  • Common serjeant
  • Common, tenants in
  • Common traverse
  • Common vouchee
  • Common weal
  • Commonable
  • Commonage
  • Commonalty
  • Commonance, or communance
  • Commoner
  • Commons
  • Com monty
  • Commonwealth
  • Commorancy
  • Commorant
  • Commorientes
  • Commorth, or comorth
  • Commote
  • Commune
  • Commune concilium regni
  • Commune forum
  • Commune placitum
  • Commune vinculum
  • Communi custodia
  • Communi dividendo
  • Communia
  • Communia, or communiae
  • Communia placita
  • Communia placita non tenenda in scaccario
  • Communia placitum
  • Communibus annis
  • Communication
  • Communings
  • Communio bonorum
  • Communion of goods
  • Communis error facit jus
  • Communis opinio
  • Communis paries
  • Communis rixatrix
  • Communis scriptura
  • Communis stipes
  • Communitas regni angliae
  • Community property
  • Commutation
  • Commutation of tax
  • Commutative contract
  • Commutative justice
  • Compact
  • Companion of the garter
  • Companions
  • Company
  • Comparatio literarum
  • Comparative negligence
  • Comparison of handwriting
  • Compascuum
  • Compassing
  • Compaternitas
  • Compatibllity
  • Compear, or compeir
  • Compearance, or compeirance
  • Compellativum
  • Compendia sunt dispendia
  • Compensacion
  • Compensatio
  • Compensatio criminis
  • Compensation
  • Coivipensatory daiviages
  • Comperendinatio
  • Coiviperuit ad dieivi
  • Coimpetency
  • Competent
  • Competition
  • Compilation
  • Complainant
  • Complaint
  • Complete purchaser
  • Completed
  • Completion
  • Complice
  • Compos mentis
  • Compos sui
  • Compositio mensurarum
  • Compositio ulnarum et perticarum
  • Composition
  • Composition in bankruptcy
  • Compotarius
  • Compound interest, a compensation for the use of money due as interest but not paid, generally called interest upon interest
  • Compounding a felony
  • Compra y venta
  • Comprint, the surreptitious printing of the copy of another to the intent to make a gain thereby
  • Compririgui
  • Comprivigni
  • Compromisarius
  • Compromise
  • Compromissarii sunt judices
  • Compromissarius
  • Compromissum
  • Compromissum ad similitudinem judlciorum redigltur
  • Compter
  • Comptroller
  • Compulsion
  • Compulsory
  • Compurgator
  • Computus
  • Comte
  • Con buena fe
  • Conacre
  • Conatus quid sit, non definitur in jure
  • Concealers
  • Concealment
  • Concealment of birth
  • Conceptum
  • Concern
  • Concerned in
  • Concert
  • Concessi
  • Concessimus
  • Concessio
  • Concessio per regem fieri debet de certitudine
  • Concessio versus concedentem latam interpretationem habere debet
  • Concession
  • Concessit solvere
  • Concessor
  • Concessus
  • Conciliabulum
  • Concilium
  • Conclusion
  • Conclusion to the country
  • Conclusive evidence
  • Conclusive presumption
  • Concord
  • Concordare leges legibus est optimus interpret’andi modus
  • Concordat
  • Concordia
  • Concordia discordantiuivi canonum
  • Concordia parvae res crescunt et opulentia lites
  • Concubaria
  • Concubeant
  • Concubinage
  • Concubinatus
  • Concubine
  • Concur
  • Concurrence
  • Concurrent
  • Concurrent jurisdiction
  • Concurrent sentences
  • Concurrent writ
  • Concursus
  • Concuss
  • Concussio
  • Concussion
  • Con deo it
  • Condemn
  • Condemnation
  • Condemnation money
  • Condescendence
  • Condictio
  • Conditio
  • Conditio beneficialis, quae statum construit, benigne, secundum verborum intentionem est interpretanda; odiosa autem, quae statum destruit, strlcte, secundum verborum proprietatem, aocipienda
  • Conditio illicita habetur pro non adjicta
  • Conditio praecedens adiivipueri debet priusquam sequatur effectus
  • Condition
  • Conditional fee
  • Conditional legacy
  • Conditional limitation
  • Conditional obligation
  • Conditional stipulation
  • Conditiones quaelibet odiosae; maxime autem contra matrimonlum et commercium
  • Conditions of sale
  • Condominia
  • Condonacion
  • Condonation
  • Conduct money
  • Conducti actio
  • Conductio
  • Conductor
  • Conduit
  • Cone
  • Cone and key
  • Confarreatio
  • Confectio
  • Confederacy
  • Confederation
  • Conference
  • Confessio facta in judicio omni probatione major est
  • Confession
  • Confession and avoidance
  • Confessor
  • Confessoria actio
  • Confessus in judicio pro judicato habetur et quodammodo sua sententia damnatur
  • Confidence game
  • Confidential communications
  • Confirm
  • Confirmare est id quod prius inflrmum fuit simul firmare
  • Confirmare nemo potest prius quam jus el accident
  • Confirmat usum qui tollit abusum
  • Confirmatio
  • Confirmatio chartarum
  • Confirmatio est nulla, ubi donum praecedens est invalidum
  • Confirmatio omnes supplet defectus, licet id quod actum est ab initio non vaiuit
  • Confirmatio perficiens
  • Confirmation
  • Confirmavi
  • Confirmee
  • Confirmor
  • Confiscare
  • Confiscate
  • Confisk
  • Confitens reus
  • Conflict of laws
  • Conflict of presumptions
  • Conformity
  • Conformity, bill of
  • Confrairie
  • Confrontation
  • Confusio
  • Confusion
  • Confusion of rights
  • Conqe
  • Conge d’accorder
  • Conge d’emparler
  • Conge d’eslire
  • Congeable
  • Congildones
  • Congius
  • Congregation
  • Congress
  • Conjectio
  • Conjectio causae
  • Conjecture
  • Conjoints
  • Conjugal rights
  • Conjugium
  • Conjunct
  • Conjuncta
  • Conjunctim
  • Conjunctim et divisim
  • Conjunctio
  • Conjunctio mariti et feminae est de jure naturae
  • Conjunctive
  • Conjuratio
  • Conjuration
  • Conjurator
  • Connivance
  • Connoissement
  • Connubium
  • Conociamento
  • Conocimiento
  • Conquereur
  • Conqueror
  • Conquest
  • Conquets
  • C0nqui8iti0
  • Conquisitor
  • Consanguineous frater
  • Consanguineus
  • Consanguineus est quasi eodem sanguine natus
  • Consanguinity
  • Conscience
  • Conscience, courts of
  • Conscientia dicitur a con et scio, quasi scire cum deo
  • Consecratio est periodus electionis; electio est praeambula consecration is
  • Conseil de faiviille
  • Conseil judiciaire
  • Consensual contract
  • Consensus est voluntas plurlum ad quos res pertinet, simul juncta
  • Consensus facit legem
  • Consensus, non concubitus, facit inatrlmonium
  • Consensus, non concubitus, facit nuptias vel matrimonium, et consentire non possunt ante annos nublles
  • Consensus tollit erroreivi
  • Consensus voluntas multorum ad quos res pertinet, simul juncta
  • Consent
  • Consent decree
  • Consent rule
  • Consentientes et agentes pari poena plectentur
  • Consentire matrimonio non possunt infra annos nublles
  • Consequence
  • Consequentiae non est consequentia
  • Consequential contempt
  • Consequential damages
  • Conservator
  • Conservator of the peace
  • Conservator trucis
  • Conservators of rivers
  • Consideratio curiae
  • Consideration
  • Consideratur
  • Consign
  • Consignatio
  • Consignation
  • Consignee
  • Consignment
  • Consignor
  • Consilia multorum requiruntur in magnls
  • Consiliarius
  • Consilium, or dies consilii
  • Consimili casu
  • Consistorium
  • Consistory
  • Consistory court
  • Consolato del mare
  • Consolidated fund
  • Consolidated orders
  • Consolidation
  • Consolidation rule
  • Consols
  • Consortio malorum me quoque malum facit
  • Consortium
  • Conspiracy
  • Conspiratione
  • Conspirators
  • Constable
  • Constable of a castle
  • Constable of england
  • Constable of scotland
  • Constable of the exchequer
  • Constablewick
  • Constabularius
  • Constabulary
  • Constat
  • Constate
  • Constituent
  • Constituere
  • Constituted authorities
  • Constitutio
  • Constitutio dotis
  • Constitution
  • Constitutional
  • Constitutiones
  • Constitutiones tempore posteriores potiores sunt his quae ipsas praecesserunt
  • Constitutions of clarendon
  • Constitutor
  • Constitutum
  • Constitutum esse eam domum unicuique nostrum debere existimari, ubi quisque sedes et tabulas haberet, suarumque rerun) constitutionem fecisset
  • Constraint
  • Constructio legis non facit injurlam
  • Construction
  • Construction contracts
  • Construction, court of
  • Constructive
  • Consuetudinarius
  • Consuetudinary law
  • Consuetudines feudorum
  • Consuetudo
  • Consuetudo contra rationem introducta, potlus usurpatio quam consuetudo appellari debet
  • Consuetudo curiae
  • Consuetudo debet esse certa
  • Consuetudo est altera lex
  • Consuetudo est optimus interpres legum
  • Consuetudo et communis assuretudo vincit legem non scriptam, si sit specialis, et interpretatur legem scriptam, si lex sit generalis
  • Consuetudo ex certa causa ratlonabill usitata privat communem legem
  • Consuetudo, licet sit magnae auctoritatis, nunquam tamen praejudicat manifestae veritati
  • Consuetudo loci observanda est
  • Consuetudo manerii et loci observanda est
  • Consuetudo mercatorum
  • Consuetudo neque injuria oriti, neque tolli potest
  • Consuetudo non habitur in consequentiam
  • Consuetudo non trahitur in consequentlam
  • Consuetudo praescripta et legitlma vincit legem
  • Consuetudo regni angliae est lex angllae
  • Consuetudo semel reprobata non potest ampllus inducl
  • Consuetudo tollit communem legem
  • Consuetudo vincit communem legem
  • Consuetudo volentes ducit; lex nolentes trahlt
  • Consul
  • Consular courts
  • Consulta ecclesia
  • Consultary response
  • Consultation
  • Consummate
  • Contango
  • Contek
  • Contemner
  • Contemplation of bankruptcy
  • Contemporanea expositio
  • Contemporanea expositio est optlma et fortissima in lege
  • Contempt
  • Contemptibiliter
  • Contenementum
  • Contentious jurisdiction
  • Conterminous
  • Contest
  • Contestatio litis
  • Contestatio litis eget terminos contradictarios
  • Contestation of suit
  • Context
  • Contiguous
  • Continencia
  • Continens
  • Continentia
  • Contingency
  • Contingency with double aspect
  • Contingent damages
  • Contingent estate
  • Contingent legacy
  • Contingent remainder
  • Contingent use
  • Continual claim
  • Continuance
  • Continuando
  • Continuing consideration
  • Continuing damages
  • Continuing guaranty
  • Continuing injury
  • Continuing nuisance
  • Continuous easement
  • Contra
  • Contra bonos mores
  • Contra forma collationis
  • Contra formam doni
  • Contra formam feoffamenti
  • Contra formam statuti
  • Contra jus belli
  • Contra jus commune
  • Contra legem facit qui id facit quod lex prohibet; in fraudem vero qui, salvia verbis legiis,’sententiam ejus circumvenit
  • Contra legem terrae
  • Contra negantem principia non est disputandum
  • Contra non valentem agere nulla currit praescriptlo
  • Contra omnes gentes
  • Contra pacem
  • Contra tabu las
  • Contra vadium et plegium
  • Contra veritatem lex nunquam aliquid permittit
  • Contraband of war
  • Contracausator
  • Contract
  • Contraction
  • Contractor
  • Contractus bonae fidei
  • Contractus civiles
  • Contractus est quasi actus contra actum
  • Contractus ex turpi causa, vel contra bonos mores nullus est
  • Contractus legem ex conventione acclpiunt
  • Contradict
  • Contradiction in terms
  • Contraescritura
  • Contrafactio
  • Contrainte par corps
  • Contraligatio
  • Contramandatio
  • Contramandatum
  • Contraplacitum
  • Contrapositio
  • Contrarients
  • Contrariorum contraria est ratlo
  • Contrarotulator
  • Contrarotulator pipae
  • Contrat
  • Contratallia
  • Contratenere
  • Contravention
  • Contre maitre
  • Contrectare
  • Contrectatio
  • Contrectatio rei alienae animo furandi, est furtum
  • Contrefacon
  • Contribution
  • Contributory negligence
  • Controller
  • Controlment
  • Controver
  • Controversy
  • Contubernium
  • Contumacy
  • Contumax
  • Contusion
  • Contutor
  • Conusance, claim of
  • Conusant
  • Conusor
  • Convenable, in old english law
  • Convene
  • Convent
  • Conventicle
  • Conventio
  • Conventio privatorum non potest publico juri derogare
  • Conventio vincit legem
  • Convention
  • Conventional
  • Conventional estates
  • Conventione
  • Conventual church
  • Conventuals
  • Conventus
  • Conventus jurisdicus
  • Conversant
  • Conversantes
  • Conversion
  • Convertible coupon bonds
  • Convey
  • Conveyance
  • Conveyance of vessels
  • Conveyancer
  • Conveyancing
  • Conveyancing counsel
  • Convicia si irascaris tua divulgas; spreta exolescunt
  • Convicium
  • Convict
  • Convicted
  • Conviction
  • Convincing
  • Convivium
  • Convocation
  • Convoy
  • Co-obligor
  • Cool and sweet oats
  • Cool blood
  • Cooling time
  • Co-operation
  • Co-opertio
  • Co-opertum, or co-opertura
  • Coparcenary, estates in
  • Coparceners
  • Coparticeps
  • Copartner
  • Copartnership
  • Copartnery
  • Cope, or coppe
  • Copeman, or copesman
  • Co pes mate
  • Copia
  • Copia vera
  • Coppa
  • Coppice, or copse
  • Copula
  • Copulatio verborum indicat acceptatlonem in eodem sensu
  • Copulative term
  • Copy
  • Copyhold
  • Copyholder
  • Copyright
  • Coraagium
  • Coram ipso rege
  • Coram judice
  • Coram nobis
  • Coram non judice
  • Coram paribus
  • Coram sectatoribus
  • Coram vobis
  • Co-respondent
  • Corn laws
  • Corn rents
  • Cornage
  • Corner
  • Cornet
  • Corodium
  • Corody
  • Corona mala
  • Coronare
  • Coronare filium
  • Coronator
  • Coroner
  • Corporal
  • Corporale sacramentum
  • Corporalis injuria non recipit aestimationem de futuro
  • Corporation
  • Corporator
  • Corpore et aniimo
  • Corporeal hereditaiwents
  • Corporeal property
  • Corps diplomatique
  • Corpse
  • Corpus
  • Corpus coimitatus
  • Corpus corporatuivi
  • Corpus cum causa
  • Corpus delicti
  • Corpus humanum non recipit aestimationem
  • Corpus juris canonici
  • Corpus juris civilis
  • Corpus pro corpore
  • Correction, house of
  • Corregidor
  • Correi
  • Correspondence
  • Corroborate
  • Corruption
  • Corruption of blood
  • Corruptly
  • Corse-present
  • Corsned
  • Cortes
  • Cortex
  • Cortis
  • Cortularium, or cortarium
  • Corvee
  • C08a juzgada
  • Cosberinq
  • Cosduna
  • Cosen, or cozen
  • Cosening
  • Coshering
  • Cosinage, cousinage, or cosenage
  • Cost
  • Costipulator
  • Costs
  • Costs de incremento
  • Costs of the day
  • Costumbre
  • Cosureties
  • Cotarius
  • Coterelli
  • Coterellus
  • Coteswold
  • Gotland
  • Cotsethland
  • Cotsetus
  • Cottage, cota, or cottagium
  • Cotuchans
  • Cotuchans
  • Coucher, or courcher
  • Council
  • Council of conciliation
  • Council of judges
  • Council of the north
  • Counsel
  • Counsellor at law
  • Counsel’s signature
  • Count
  • Countee
  • Counter, or compter
  • Counter affidavit
  • Counter bond
  • Counter feasance
  • Counter letter
  • Counter roll
  • Counter security
  • Counterclaim
  • Counterfeit
  • Countermand
  • Counterpart
  • Counterplea
  • Countersign
  • Countez
  • Countor, counter, or countour
  • County
  • County commissioners
  • County corporate
  • County court
  • County palatine
  • County rate
  • County sessions
  • Coupon bonds
  • Coupons
  • Cour de cassation
  • Course
  • Course of employment
  • Course of the voyage
  • Course of trade
  • Court
  • Court baron
  • Court for crown cases reserved
  • Court for divorce and matrimonial causes
  • Court for the relief of insolvent debtors in england
  • Court for the trial of impeachments
  • Court hand
  • Court house
  • Court lands
  • Court leet
  • Court-martial
  • Court of admiralty
  • Court of ancient demesne
  • Court of appeals
  • Court of arbitration of the chamber of commerce
  • Court of arches
  • Court of attachments
  • Court of audience
  • Court of augmentation
  • Court of bankruptcy
  • Court of chancery, or chancery
  • Court of chivalry
  • Court of claims
  • Court of commissioners of sewers
  • Court of common pleas
  • Court of convocation
  • Court of equity
  • Court of exchequer
  • Court of exchequer chamber
  • Court of faculties
  • Court of hustings
  • Court of inquiry
  • Court of justice seat
  • Court of justiciary
  • Court of king’s bench
  • Court of magistrates and freeholders
  • Court of nisi prius
  • Court of ordinary
  • Court of orphans
  • Court of oyer and terminer
  • Court of passage
  • Court of peculiars
  • Court of piepoudre
  • Court of pleas
  • Court of probate
  • Court of quarter sessions of the peace
  • Court of queen’s bench
  • Court of record
  • Court of’ regard
  • Court of review
  • Court of session
  • Court of star chamber
  • Court of sweinmote, swainmote, or swaingemote
  • Court of the clerk of the market
  • Court of the coroner
  • Court of the duchy of lancaster
  • Court of the lord high steward
  • Court of the lord high steward of the universities
  • Court of the iviarshalsea
  • Court of the steward and iviarshal
  • Court of the steward of the king’s houseiiold
  • Court of wards and liveries
  • Courtesy
  • Courts christian
  • Courts of assize and nisi prius
  • Courts of oonscience
  • Courts of oyer and terminer and general gaol delivery
  • Courts of principality of wales
  • Courts of requests, or courts of conscience
  • Courts of survey
  • Courts of the cinque ports
  • Courts of the counties palatlne
  • Courts of the two universities
  • Courts of westminster hall
  • Cousin
  • Cousinage
  • Coustum
  • Coustumier
  • Couthutlaugh
  • Covenant
  • Covenant against incumbrances
  • Covenant collateral
  • Covenant for further assurance
  • Covenant for quiet enjoyment
  • Covenant in deed
  • Covenant inherent
  • Covenant not to sue
  • Covenant of right to convey
  • Covenant of seisin
  • Covenant of warranty
  • Covenant real
  • Covenant running with land
  • Covenant to convey
  • Covenant to stand seised to uses
  • Covenantee
  • Covenantor
  • Covenants appurtenant
  • Covenants for title
  • Covenants performed
  • Coventry act
  • Covert
  • Covert baron
  • Coverture
  • Covin
  • Cowardice
  • Cranage
  • Crassa
  • Crastinum, or crastino
  • Crates
  • Crave
  • Craven, cravent, or cravant
  • Creamer
  • Creamus
  • Creance
  • Creancer, or creansor
  • Credentials
  • Credibility
  • Credible evidence
  • Credible witness
  • Credit
  • Creditor
  • Creditors’ bill
  • Creditorum appellatione non hi tantum accipiuntur qui pecunlam crediderunt, sed omnes quibus ex qualibet causa debetur
  • Creek
  • Crementum comitatus
  • Crepare oculum
  • Crepusculum
  • Crescente malitia crescere debet et poena
  • Cretio
  • Crew
  • Crier
  • Criez la peez
  • Crim, con
  • Crime
  • Crime against nature
  • Crimen
  • Crimen falsi dicitur, cum quis illloltur, cul non fuerit ad haec data auctorltas, de eiglllo regis rapto vel invento brevla, eartasve obnslgnaverit
  • Crimen laesae majestatis omnia alia crlmina excedit quoad poenam
  • Crimen omnia ex se nata vitiat
  • Crimina morte extinguuntur
  • Criminal
  • Criminal act
  • Criminal attempt
  • Criminal contempt
  • Criminal conversation
  • Criminal information
  • Criminal intent
  • Criminal law
  • Criminal law consolidation acts
  • Criminal letters
  • Criminal procedure
  • Criminaliter
  • Criminate
  • Criticism
  • Cro, croo, or croy
  • Crockards, or crocards
  • Croft
  • Croises
  • Croiteir
  • Cropper
  • Crops
  • Cross action
  • Cross appeal
  • Cross bill
  • Cross demands
  • Cross errors
  • Cross examination
  • Cross remainder
  • Cross rules
  • Crown cases
  • Crown cases reserved
  • Crown law
  • Crown office
  • Crown office in chancery
  • Crown paper
  • Crown side
  • Crown solicitor
  • Crowner, or crouner
  • Croy
  • Cruce signati
  • Cruel
  • Cruel and abusive treatment
  • Cruel treatment
  • Cruelty
  • Cruise
  • Cry de pays, or cry de pais
  • Cryer
  • Cucking stool
  • Cui ante divortium
  • Cui in vita
  • Cui jurisdictio data est, ea quoque concessa esse videntur sine quibus jurisdictlo explicarl non potest
  • Cui jus est oonandi, eidem et vendendi et concedendi jus est
  • Cui licet quod majus non debet quod minus est non licere
  • Cui pater est populus non habet ille patrem
  • Cuicunque aliquis quid concedit concedere videtur et id, sine quo res ipsa esse non potuit
  • Cuilibet licet juri pro se introducto renunciare
  • Cuique in sua arte credendum est
  • Cujus est comiviodum ejus debet esse incommodum
  • Cujus est dare ejus est disponere
  • Cujus est divisio alterius est electio
  • Cujus est dominium ejus est periculum
  • Cujus est instituere ejus est abrogare
  • Cujus est solum ejus est usque ad coelum
  • Cujus juris (r. e., jurisdictionis) est principale, ejusdem juris erit accessorium.
  • Cujus per errorem dati repetitio est, ejus consulto dati, donatio est
  • Cujusque rei potissima pars principlum est
  • Cul de sac
  • Culagium
  • Culpa
  • Culpa caret, qui scit, sed prohibere non potest
  • Culpa est immiscere se rei ad se non pertinentl
  • Culpa lata dolo aequiparatur
  • Culpa tenet suos auctores
  • Culpabilis
  • Culpae poena par esto
  • Culprit
  • Culrach
  • Cultura, a parcel of arable land
  • Culvertage
  • Cum actio fuerit mere criminalis institui poterit ab initio crimlnaliter vel civiliter
  • Cum adsunt testimonia rerum, quid opus est verbis?
  • Cum aliquis renunciaverit societati, solvitur societas
  • Cum confitente sponte mitius est agendum
  • Cum de lucro duorum quaeritur mellior est causa possidentis
  • Cum duo inter se pugnantia reperiuntur in testamento, ultlmum ratum est
  • Cum duo jura concurrunt in una persona aequum est ac si essent in duobus
  • Cum in corpore dissentitur, ap paret nullam esse acceptionem
  • Cum in testamento ambigue aut etiam perperum scriptum, est benlgne interpretari, et secundum id quod crediblle est cogitatum credendum est
  • Cum, legitimae nuptiae factae sunt, patrem liberl sequuntur
  • Cum onere
  • Cum par delictum est duorum, semper oneratur petltor, et melior habetur possessoris causa
  • Cum quod ago non valet ut ago, valeat quantum valere potest
  • Cum testamento annexo
  • Cumulative evidence
  • Cumulative legacy
  • Cumulative remedy
  • Cumulative sentences
  • Cumulative voting
  • Cuneator
  • Cur
  • Cura
  • Curagulos
  • Curate
  • Curatio
  • Curator
  • Curator ad hoc
  • Curator ad litem
  • Curator bonis
  • Curatorship
  • Curatus non habet titulum
  • Cure of souls
  • Cured by verdict
  • Curfew
  • Curia
  • Curia advisare vult
  • Curia baronis (or baronum)
  • Curia cancellariae officina justltiae
  • Curia christianitatis
  • Curia claudenda
  • Curia comitatus
  • Curia cursus aquae
  • Curia cvomini
  • Curia legitime affirmata
  • Curia magna
  • Curia majoris
  • Curia militum
  • Curia palatii
  • Curia parliamenti suis propriis legibus subsistit
  • Curia pedis pulverizati
  • Curia penticiarum
  • Curia personae
  • Curia regis
  • Curiosa et captiosa interpretatlo in lege reprobatur
  • Curnock
  • Currency
  • Current
  • Current account
  • Current money
  • Currit quatuor pedibus
  • Currit tempus contra desides et sui juris contemptores
  • Cursitor
  • Cursitor baron
  • Cursor
  • Cursus buriae est lex curiae
  • Curtesy
  • Curtilage
  • Curtiles terrae
  • Curtillum
  • Curtis
  • Custa, or custantia
  • Custodes
  • Custodia leg is
  • Custodiam lease
  • Custody
  • Custom
  • Custom house
  • Custom of merchants
  • Customary court baron
  • Customary estates
  • Customary freehold
  • Customary service
  • Customary tenants
  • Customary use
  • Custome serra prise stricte
  • Customers
  • Customs
  • Customs and services
  • Customs consolidation act
  • Customs of london
  • Custos
  • Custos brevium
  • Custos ferarum
  • Custos horrei regii
  • Custos maris
  • Custos morum
  • Custos rotulorum
  • Custos spiritualium
  • Custos statum haeredis in custodla existentis meiiorem non deteriorem, facere potest
  • Custos temporalium
  • Custos terrae
  • Custuma parva et nova
  • Cuth, or couth
  • Cuthred
  • Cutpurse
  • Cutter of the tallies
  • Cy pres
  • Cvnebote
  • Cvphonism
  • Cyrce
  • Cyricbryce
  • Cyrographarius
  • Cyrographum
  • D. b. e.
  • D. b. n.
  • D. e. r. i. c.
  • D. s. b.
  • Da tua dum tua sunt, post mortem tunc tua non sunt
  • Dabis? dabo
  • Dacion
  • Daily
  • Daker, or diker
  • Dale and sale
  • Dalus, dailus, or dailia
  • Dam
  • Damage
  • Damage cleer
  • Damage feasant
  • Damaged goods
  • Damages
  • Damaiouse
  • Damna
  • Damni injuriae actio
  • Damnosa haereditas
  • Damnum absque injuria
  • Damnum fatal e
  • Damnum infectum
  • Damnum rei amissae
  • Damnum sine injuria esse potest
  • Dan
  • Danegelt
  • Danelage
  • Danger i a
  • Dangerous weapon
  • Dangers of the sea
  • Danism
  • Dano
  • Dans et retinens, nihil dat
  • Dapifer
  • Dare
  • Dare ad remanentiam
  • Darraign
  • Darrein
  • Darrein presentment
  • Darrein seisin
  • Data
  • Date
  • Date certaine
  • Datio
  • Dation
  • Dation en paiement
  • Dative
  • Datum
  • Datur digniori
  • Daughter
  • Day
  • Day book
  • Day rule, or day writ
  • Daybreak
  • Daylight
  • Days in bank
  • Days of grace
  • Daysman
  • Daytime
  • Daywere
  • De
  • De acquirendo rerum dominio
  • De admensuratione
  • De advisamento consilii nostri
  • De aequitate
  • De aestimato
  • De aetate probanda
  • De aleatoribus
  • De allocation e facienda
  • De alto et basso
  • De ambitu
  • De anno bissextili
  • De annua pensione
  • De annuo reditu
  • De apostata capiendo
  • De arbitration e facta
  • De arrestandis bonis ne dissipentur
  • De arrestando ipsum qui pecunlam receplt
  • De arte et parte
  • De asportatis religiosorum
  • De assisa proroganda
  • De attornato recipiendo
  • De audiendo et terminando
  • De averiis captis in withernam
  • De averiis replegiandi8
  • De averiis retornandis
  • De bene esse
  • De bien et de mal
  • De biens le mort
  • De bigamis
  • De bone memorie
  • De bonis asportatis
  • De bonis non
  • De bonis non administratis
  • De bonis non amovendis
  • De bonis propriis
  • De bonis testatoris
  • De bonis testatoris ac si
  • De bono et malo
  • De bono gestu
  • De caetero, or de cetero
  • De calceto reparendo
  • De capitalibus dominis feodi
  • De capite minutis
  • De cartis reddendis
  • De catallis reddendis
  • De cautione admittenda
  • De certificando
  • De certiorando
  • De champertia
  • De char et de sank
  • De chimin 0
  • De cibariis utendis
  • De clamia admittenda in itinere per attornatum
  • De claro die
  • De clauso fracto
  • De clerico capto per statutum mercatorium deliberando
  • De clero
  • De combustione domorum
  • De communi dividendo
  • De comon droit
  • De computo
  • De concilio curiae
  • De conflictu legum
  • De conjunctim feoffatis
  • De consanguineo
  • De consilio
  • De consilio curiae
  • De continuando assisam
  • De contributione facienda
  • De contumace capiendo
  • De copia libelli deliberanda
  • De coronatore eligendo
  • De coronatore exonerando
  • De corpore comitatus
  • De corrodio habendo
  • De curia claudenda
  • De cursu
  • De custode admittendo
  • De custode amovendo
  • De custodia terrae et haeredis
  • De debito
  • De debitore in partes secando
  • De deceptione
  • De deoneranda pro rata portionis
  • De die in diem
  • De diversis regulis juris antiqui
  • De dolo malo
  • De domo reparanda
  • De don is
  • De ponis, the statute
  • De dote assignanda
  • De dote unde nihil habet
  • De ejectione custodiae
  • De ejectione firmae
  • De escaeta
  • De escambio monetae
  • De esse in peregrinatione
  • De essendo quietum de theolonio
  • De essonio de malo lecti
  • De estoveriis habendis
  • De estrepamento
  • De eu et trene
  • De eve et de treve
  • De excommunicato capiendo
  • De excommunicato deliberando
  • De excommunicato recapiendo
  • De excusationibus
  • De executions facienda in withernamium
  • De executions judicii
  • De exemplificatione
  • De exonerations sectae
  • De expensis civium et burgensium
  • De expensis militum non levandis
  • De facto
  • De falso judicio
  • De falso moneta
  • De feodo
  • De fide et officio judicis non recipitur quaestio, sed de scientia sive sit error juris sive faoti
  • De fidei laesione
  • De fine capiendo pro terris
  • De fine force
  • De fine non capiendo pro pulchre piacitando
  • De fine pro redisseisina capiendo
  • De finibus levatis
  • De forisfacture maritagii
  • De frangentibus prisonam
  • De furto
  • De gestu et fama
  • De gratia
  • De gratia speciali certa scientia et mero motu, talis clausula non vaiet in his in quibus praesumitur principem esse ignorantem
  • De grossis arboribus decimae non dabuntur sed de sylvia caedua decimae dabuntur
  • De haerede deliberando alteri qui habet custodiam terrae
  • De haerede rapto et abducto
  • De haeretico comburendo
  • De homagio respectuando
  • De hoiviine capto in withernaivi
  • De homine replegiando
  • De identitate nominis
  • De idiota inquirendo
  • De iis qui ponendi sunt in assisis
  • De incremento
  • De infirmitate
  • De ingressu
  • De injuria
  • De inofficioso testamento
  • De integro
  • De intrusione
  • De jactura evitanda
  • De judaismo, statutum
  • De judicato solvendo
  • De judiciis
  • De judicio sisti
  • De jure
  • De jure decimarum, originem ducens de jure patronatus, tunc cognltio spectat at legem civilem, i
  • De jure judices, de facto juratores, respondent
  • De la plus belle
  • De latere
  • De legatis et fidei commissis
  • De leproso amovendo
  • De libera falda
  • De libera piscaria
  • De libero passagio
  • De libertate probanda
  • De libertatibus allocandis
  • De licentia transfretandi
  • De lunatico inquirendo
  • De magna assisa eligenda
  • De malo
  • De malo lecti
  • De manucaptiare
  • De manutenendo
  • De medietate linguae
  • De medio
  • De melioribus damnis
  • De mercatoribus, the statute
  • De minimis non curat lex
  • De minis
  • De mittendo tenorem recordi
  • De moderata misericordia caplenda
  • De modo decimandi
  • De morte hominis nulla est cunctatio longa
  • De nativo habendo
  • De nomine proprio non est curandum cum in substantia non erretur; quia nomina mutabilla sunt, res autem immobiles
  • De non apparentibus et non existentibus eadem est lex
  • De non decimando
  • De non procedendo ad assisam
  • De non resioentia clerici regis
  • De non sane memorie
  • De novi operis nunciatione
  • De novo
  • De nullo, quo est sua natura indivisible, et divisionem non patitur, nullam partem habebit vidua, sed satisfaciat ei ad valentiam
  • De nullo tenemento, quod tenetur ad terminum, fit homagii, fit tatnen inde fidelitatis sacramentum
  • De odio et atia
  • De office
  • De onerando pro rata portione
  • De pace et legalitate tuenda
  • De pace et plagis
  • De pace et roberia
  • De palabra
  • De parco fracto
  • De partition e facienda
  • De perambulatione facienda
  • De pignore surrepto furti, actlo
  • De pipa vini carianda
  • De placito
  • De plagis et mahemio
  • De plano
  • De plegiis acquietandis
  • De ponendo sigillum ad exceptionem; writ for putting a seal to an exception
  • De post disseisina
  • De praerogativa regis
  • De praesenti
  • De proprietate probanda
  • De quibus sur disseisin
  • De quo, or de quibus
  • De quota litis
  • De raptu virginum
  • De rationablll parte bonorum
  • De rationalibus divisis
  • De rebus
  • De rebus dubiis
  • De recordo et processu mittendis
  • De recto
  • De recto de advocatione
  • De recto de rationablll parte
  • De recto patens
  • De redisseisina
  • De reparations facienda
  • De rescussu
  • De retorno habendo
  • De rien culpable
  • De sa vie
  • De salva guardia
  • De salvo conductu
  • De scaccario
  • De scutaqio habendo
  • De se bene gerendo
  • De secta ad molendinum
  • De similibus ad similia eadem ratione procedendum est
  • De similibus idem est judicium
  • De son tort
  • De statuto mercatorio
  • De statuto stapulae
  • De superoneratione pasturae
  • De tabulis exhibendis
  • De tallagio non concedendo
  • De tempore cujus contrarium memorla homlnum non existat
  • De tempore in tempus, et ad omnia tempora
  • De temps dont memorie ne court
  • De testamentis
  • De theolonio
  • De transgressione
  • De transgressione, ad audiendum et termlnandum
  • De una parte
  • De uxore rapta et abducta
  • De vasto
  • De ventre inspiciendo
  • De verbo in verbum
  • De verborum significatione
  • De vi laica amovenda
  • De vicineto
  • De warrantia chartae
  • De warrantia diei
  • Deacon
  • Dead body
  • Dead born
  • Dead freight
  • Dead letters
  • Dead man’s part
  • Dead pledge
  • Dead rent
  • Dead use
  • Deadhead
  • Deadly feud
  • Deadly weapon
  • Dead’s part
  • Deafforest
  • Dealer
  • Dealings
  • Dean
  • Dean and chapter
  • Dean of the arches
  • Death
  • Death by accident
  • Death without issue
  • Death-bed deed
  • Death’s part
  • Deathsman
  • Debatum
  • Debauch
  • Debenture
  • Debenture stock
  • Debet esse finis litium
  • Debet et detinet
  • Debet et solet
  • Debet quis juri subjacere ubi delinquit
  • Debet sua cuique domus esse perfugium tutissimum
  • Debile fundamentum, fallit opus
  • Debita fundi
  • Debita laicorum
  • Debitor non praesumitur donare
  • Debitorum pactionibus, creditorum petitio nee tolli, nee minul potest
  • Debitrix
  • Debitum et contractus stjnt nullius loci
  • Debitum in presenti, solvendum in future
  • Debitum sine brevi
  • Debruser
  • Debt
  • Debt ex mutuo
  • Debtee
  • Debtor
  • Debtors’ act 1869
  • Debtor’s summons
  • Decanatus, decania, or decana
  • Decanus
  • Decease
  • Deceased wife’s sister bill
  • Decedent
  • Deceit
  • Decem tales
  • Decemviri litibus judicandis
  • Decennarius
  • Decennary
  • Deceptis non decipientibus, jura subveniunt
  • Decern
  • Decessus
  • Decet tamen principem servare leges, quibus ipse servatus est
  • Decies tantum
  • Decimae
  • Decimae de decimatis solvi non debent
  • Decimae de jure divino et canonica institutione pertinent ad personam
  • Decimae debentur parocho
  • Decimae non debent solvi, ubi non est annua renovatio, et ex annuatis renovantibus simul semel
  • Decimation
  • Decime
  • Decipi quam fallere est tutius
  • Decision
  • Decisive oath
  • Declarant
  • Declaration
  • Declaration of intention
  • Declaration of paris
  • Declaration of trust
  • Declaration of war
  • Declarator
  • Declarator of trust
  • Declaratory
  • Declaratory action
  • Declaratory judgment
  • Declaratory part of a law
  • Declination
  • Declinatory plea
  • Declinature
  • Decoction
  • Decoctor
  • Decollatio
  • Deconfes
  • Decoy
  • Decree
  • Decree dative
  • Decree in absence
  • Decree of constitution
  • Decree of forthcoming
  • Decree of locality
  • Decree of modification
  • Decree of registration
  • Decreet
  • Decrementum maris
  • Decreta
  • Decreta conciliorum non ligant reges nostros
  • Decretal order
  • Decretales bonifacii octavi
  • Decretales gregorii noni
  • Decretals
  • Decreto
  • Decretum
  • Decretum gratiani
  • Decry
  • Decurio
  • Dedbana
  • Dedi
  • Dedi et concessi
  • Dedication
  • Dedication day
  • Dedimus et concessimus
  • Dedimus potestatem
  • Dedimus potestatem de attorno faciendo
  • Dedititii
  • Deduction for new
  • Deed
  • Deed indented
  • Deed of covenant
  • Deed poll
  • Deed to declare uses
  • Deed to lead uses
  • Deemsters
  • Deer falp
  • Deer hayes
  • Defalcation
  • Defamation
  • Defames
  • Default
  • Defeasance
  • Defeasible
  • Defect
  • Defectum
  • Defectus sanguinis
  • Defendant
  • Defendant in error
  • Defender
  • Defender of the faith
  • Defendere se per corpus suum
  • Defendere unica manu
  • Defendit vim et injuriam
  • Defendour
  • Defeneration, money on usury
  • Defensa
  • Defense
  • Pmu
  • Defense au fond en droit
  • Defense au fond en fait
  • Defensiva
  • Defensive allegation
  • Defensive war
  • Defenso
  • Defensor
  • Defensor civitatis
  • Defensum
  • Deficiency decrees
  • Deficiente uno sanguine non potest esse haeres
  • Definitive
  • Defloration
  • Deforce
  • Deforcement
  • Deforciant
  • Deforciare
  • Defossion
  • Defraud
  • Defraudacion
  • Defuer
  • Defunct
  • Degaster
  • Degradation
  • Degree
  • Dehors
  • Dei gratia
  • Dei judicium
  • Dejacion
  • Dejeration
  • Del bien estre
  • Del credere commission
  • Delate
  • Delatio
  • Delator
  • Delatura
  • Delectus personae (or personarum)
  • Delegata potestas non potest delegarl
  • Delegate
  • Delegation
  • Delegatus debitor est odiosus in lege
  • Delegatus non potest delegare
  • Delete
  • Deliberate
  • Deliberation
  • Delict
  • Delictum
  • Delimit
  • Delinquens per iram provocatus puhiri debet mitius
  • Delinquent
  • Delirium febrile
  • Delirium tremens
  • Delito
  • Deliverance
  • Delivery
  • Delivery order
  • Delusion
  • Dem
  • Demain
  • Demand
  • Demand in reconvention
  • Demanda
  • Demandant
  • Demandress
  • Dem ease
  • Demembration
  • Demens
  • Dementenant en avant
  • Dementia, in medical jurisprudence
  • Demesne
  • Demesne as of fee
  • Demesne lands
  • Demesne lands of the crown
  • Demesnial
  • Demi-mark
  • Deminutio
  • Demi-official
  • Demi-sangue, or demy-sangue
  • Demi-vill
  • Demidietas
  • Demies
  • Demise
  • Demise and re-demise
  • Demise of the king
  • Dem i si
  • Demolish
  • Demonstratio
  • Demonstration
  • Demonstrative legacy
  • Dempster, or deemster
  • Demurrage
  • Demurrant
  • Demurrer
  • Denman’s (lord) act
  • Demurrer book
  • Demy sanke, or demy sangue
  • Den and strond
  • Denariate
  • Denarii
  • Denarii de caritate
  • Denariis petri.
  • Denarius
  • Denarius dei
  • Denarius tertius comitatus
  • Denial
  • Denier
  • Denier a dieu
  • Denization
  • Denize
  • Denizen
  • Denman’s (lord) act
  • Denman’s (mr.) act
  • Denombrement
  • Denominatio fieri debet a dignioribus
  • Denouncement
  • Denumeration
  • Denunciation
  • Denuntiatio
  • Deodand
  • Depart
  • Department
  • Departure
  • Departure in despite of court
  • Depasture
  • Depeculation
  • Dependency
  • Dependent
  • Dependent contract
  • Dependent covenants
  • Depending
  • Depesas
  • Depone
  • Deponent
  • Deponer
  • Depopulatio agrorum
  • Depopulation
  • Deportatio
  • Deportation
  • Depose
  • Deposit
  • Deposit of title deeds
  • Depositary
  • Deposition
  • Deposito
  • Depositor
  • Depositum
  • Depot
  • Deprave
  • Depredation
  • Deprivation
  • Deputy
  • Deputy steward
  • Deraign, dereyn, or dereine
  • Derecho
  • Derelict
  • Dereliction
  • Derivativa potestas non potest esse major primitiva
  • Derivative
  • Derobare
  • Derogare
  • Derogation
  • Derogatory clause
  • Derogatur legi, cum pars detrahltur; abrogatur legi, cum prorsus tollltur
  • Desafuero
  • Descendants
  • Descender
  • Descent
  • Descent cast
  • Descriptio personae
  • Description
  • Desert
  • Desertion
  • Deservire
  • Design
  • Designatio personae
  • Designatio unius est exclusio alterlus, et expressum facit cessare taciturn
  • Designation
  • Deslinde
  • Desmemoriados
  • Despacheurs
  • Desperate
  • Despitus
  • Desponsation
  • Desposorio
  • Despot
  • Despotism
  • Desrenable
  • Destination
  • Destruction
  • Desubito
  • Desuetude
  • Detach i are
  • Detainer
  • Detention
  • Determinable
  • Determinable fee
  • Determinate
  • Determination
  • Determine
  • Detestatio
  • Detinet
  • Detinue
  • Detinue of goods in frank marriage
  • Detinuit
  • Detractare
  • Detunicari
  • Deunx
  • Deus solus haeredem facere potest, non homo
  • Deuterogamy
  • Devadiatus, or divadiatus
  • Devastation
  • Devastave runt
  • Devastavit
  • Devenerunt
  • Devest
  • Deviation
  • Devisavit vel non, in practice
  • Devise
  • Devisee
  • Devisor
  • Devoir
  • Devolution
  • Devolve
  • Devyer
  • Dextans
  • Diarium
  • D i at h eke
  • Diatim
  • Dica
  • Dicast
  • Dictator
  • Dictum
  • Dictum de kenilworth
  • Diei dictio
  • Diem clausit extremum
  • Dies
  • Dies a quo
  • Dies amoris
  • Dies cedit
  • Dies communes in banco
  • Dies datus
  • Dies dominicus non est juridicus
  • Dies excrescens
  • Dies fasti
  • Dies feriati
  • Dies gratiae
  • Dies in banco
  • Dies inceptus pro completo habetur
  • Dies incertus pro conditione habetur
  • Dies intercisi
  • Dies legitimus
  • Dies marchiae
  • Dies nefasti
  • Dies non
  • Dies nonjuridicus
  • Dies pacis
  • Dies solaris
  • Dies so lis
  • Dies utiles
  • Diet, or dyet
  • Dieta
  • Diets of compearance
  • Dieu son acte
  • Diffacere, or disfacere
  • Difference
  • Difficile est ut unus homo vicem duorum sustlneat
  • Diffidare
  • Difforciare
  • Digama, or digamy
  • Digest
  • Dignitary
  • Dignities
  • Dijudication
  • Dikereeve
  • Dilacion
  • Dilapidation
  • Dilatio
  • Dilationes in lege sunt odiosae
  • Dilatory defense
  • Dilatory plea
  • Diligence
  • Diligiatus
  • Dilligrout
  • Dimidietas
  • Diminuere
  • Diminutio
  • Diminution of the record
  • Dimisi
  • Dimisit
  • Dimissoriae litterae
  • Dinarchy
  • Dinero
  • Diocesan courts
  • Diocese
  • Diploma
  • Diplomatics
  • Dipsomania
  • Diptycha
  • Direct
  • Direct attack
  • Direct contempt
  • Direct line
  • Direct tax
  • Direction
  • Directors
  • Directory
  • Directory trust
  • Diripitores
  • Dirimant impediments
  • Disability
  • Disabling statutes
  • Disadvocare
  • Disaffirmance
  • Disafforest
  • Disagreement
  • Disalt
  • Disappropriation
  • Disavow
  • Disbar
  • Disbencih
  • Disbocatio
  • Discarcare, or discargare
  • Disceptatio causae
  • Disceptio causae
  • Discharge
  • Disclaimer
  • Disclamation
  • Disclose: disclosure
  • Discommon
  • Discontinuance
  • Discontinuous servitude, or discontinuous easement
  • Disconvenable
  • Discount
  • Discovert
  • Discovery
  • Discredit
  • Discrepancy
  • Discretio est discernere per legem quid sit justum
  • Discretio est scire per legeivi quid sit justum
  • Discretion
  • Discretionary trusts
  • Discussion
  • Disease
  • Disentailing deed
  • Disfigure
  • Disfranchisement
  • Disgavel
  • Disgrace
  • Disgrading
  • Disherison
  • Disheritor
  • Dishonor
  • Disincarcerate
  • Disinherison
  • Disinheritance
  • Disinterested witness
  • Disjunctive allegations
  • Disjunctive term
  • Dismiss
  • Dismortgage
  • Disorderly house
  • Disorderly persons
  • Disparagation
  • Disparage
  • Disparagement
  • Disparagium
  • Disparata non debent jungi
  • Dispark
  • Dispauper
  • Dispensatio est vulnus, quod vulnerat jus commune
  • Dispensation
  • Dispersonare
  • Dispone
  • Disposing mind
  • Disposition
  • Dispositive facts
  • Dispossession
  • Dispunishable
  • Disputable presumption
  • Disputatio fori
  • Disrationare
  • Dissasina
  • Disseisee
  • Disseisin
  • Disseisinam satis facit, qui uti non permlttit possessorem, vel minus commode, licet omnino non expellat
  • Disseisor
  • Disseisoress
  • Dissent
  • Dissignare
  • Dissimilium dissimilis est ratio
  • Dissimulatione tollitur injuria
  • Dissolution
  • Dissuade
  • Distance
  • Distincte et aperte
  • Distinguenda sunt tempora
  • Distinguenda sunt tempora; aliud est facere, aliud perficere
  • Distinguenda sunt tempora; distingue tempora, et concordabis leges
  • Distinguishing mark
  • Distracted person
  • Distractio
  • Distrahere
  • Distrain
  • Distress
  • Distress infinite
  • Distributee
  • Distribution
  • Distributive finding of the issue
  • District
  • District attorneys of the united states
  • District parishes
  • Districtio
  • Distringas
  • Distringas juratores
  • Distringas vice comitem
  • Distringere
  • Disturbance
  • Disturber
  • Dites ouster
  • Dittay
  • Diversite des courts
  • Diversity
  • Diverso intuitu
  • Diversorium
  • Dives
  • Divest
  • Divestitive fact
  • Divide et impera, cum radix et vertex imperil in obedientium consensu ratae sunt
  • Dividend
  • Dividenda
  • Divinatio non interpretatio est, quae omnino recedit a litera
  • Divine service
  • Divisa, or devisa
  • Divisibilis est semper divisibilis
  • Divisible
  • Div
  • Division
  • Division of opinion
  • Divisum imperium
  • Divorce
  • Divortium dicitur a divertendo, quia vir divertitur ab uxore
  • Dixieme
  • Do
  • Do, dico, addico
  • Do, lego
  • Do ut des
  • Do ut facias
  • Dock
  • Dock warrant
  • Dockage
  • Docket
  • Docket, striking a
  • Doctor and student
  • Doctors commons
  • Documents
  • Dodrans
  • Doe, john
  • Doed bana
  • Doer
  • Dog-draw
  • Dogma
  • Doing business
  • Doitkin, or doit
  • Dole
  • Dolg
  • Dolg bote
  • Doli capax
  • Doli incapax
  • Dolo
  • Dolosus versatur in generalibus
  • Dolum ex indiciis perspicuis probari convenlt
  • Dolus
  • Dolus auctoris non nocet successorl
  • Dolus circuitu non purgator
  • Dolus malus
  • Dom proc (domus procerum)
  • Domain
  • Domboc, or dombec
  • Dolus dans locum contractui
  • Dolus est machinatio, cum aliud dissimulat allud agit
  • Dolus et fraus nemini patrocinentur; patroclnarl debent
  • Dome
  • Dome book
  • Domesday, or domesday book
  • Domesmen
  • Domestic
  • Domestic administration
  • Domestic attachment
  • Domestic bill of exchange
  • Domestic corporations
  • Domestics
  • Domestic us
  • Domicella
  • Domicellus
  • Domicile
  • Domiciliate
  • Domigerium
  • Domina
  • Dominant
  • Dominant tenement
  • Dom in ati 0
  • Dominicide
  • Dominicum
  • Dominicum antiquum
  • Dominium
  • Dominium directum
  • Dominium directum et utile
  • Dominium eminens
  • Dominium non potest esse in pendenti
  • Dominium plenum
  • Dominium utile
  • Domino volente
  • D0minu8
  • Dominus litis
  • Dominus navis
  • Dominus non maritabit pupillum nisi semel
  • Dominus rex nullum habere pc test parem, multo minus superlorem
  • Domitae
  • Domo reparanda
  • Dom us
  • Domus capitularis
  • Domus conversorum
  • Domus dei
  • Domus procerum
  • Domus sua cuique est tutissimum refuglum
  • Domus tutissimum cuique refugium atque receptaculum
  • Dona clandestina sunt semper susplclosa
  • Donari videtur quod, nulli jure cogente concedltur
  • D0natariu8
  • Donatio
  • Donatio non praesuiviitur
  • Donatio perficitur possessione acciplentls
  • Donatio propter nuptias
  • Donation
  • Donationum alia perfecta, alia incepta, et non perfecta; ut si donatio, lecta fuit et concessa, ac traditio nondum fuerit subsecuta
  • Donative advowson
  • Donator
  • Donator nunquam desinit p08sidere antequam donatarius incipiat possldere
  • Donatorius
  • Donatory
  • Done
  • Don ec
  • Donee
  • Donis, statute de
  • Donor
  • Donum
  • Doom, or dome
  • Dormant
  • Dormiunt aliquando leges, nunquam morluntur
  • Dorsum
  • Dorture
  • Dos
  • Dos de dote peti non debet
  • Dos rationabilis
  • Dot
  • Dotage
  • Dotal property
  • Dotalitium
  • Dotation
  • Dote
  • Dote assignando
  • Dote unde nihil habet
  • Doti lex favet; proemiuiw pudoris est, ideo parcatur
  • Dotis administratio
  • Dotissa
  • Douay version
  • Double avail of iviarriage
  • Double bond
  • Double complaint, or double quarrel
  • Double (or treble) costs
  • Double (or treble) damages
  • Double fine
  • Double insurance
  • Double plea
  • Double possibility
  • Double rent
  • Double voucher
  • Double waste
  • Doubt
  • Doubtful title
  • Doun, don, or done
  • Dowable
  • Dowager
  • Dowager queen
  • Dower
  • Dower unde nihil habet
  • Dowle stones
  • Dowment
  • Dow r ess
  • Dowry
  • Doy
  • Doyle’s rule
  • Dozein
  • Dozen peers
  • Drachma
  • Draco regis
  • Draconian laws
  • Draft
  • Dragoman
  • Drain
  • Drainage district
  • Dramatic performance
  • Dramshop
  • Draw
  • Drawback
  • Drawee
  • Drawer
  • Drawlatches
  • Dreit dreit
  • Drenches, or drenges
  • Drengage
  • Drift
  • Drifts of the forest
  • Driftway
  • Drinclean, or drinklean
  • Drip
  • Drofden or drofdene
  • Drofland, driftland, or dryfland
  • Droit
  • Droit droit
  • Droit ecrit
  • Droit ne done pluis que soit demaunde
  • Droit ne poet pas morier
  • Droits civils
  • Droits of admiralty
  • Droitural
  • Drop
  • Drop letter
  • Drov? road
  • Drove stance
  • Drown
  • Dru, a thicket of wood in a valley
  • Druggist
  • Drunk
  • Drunkard
  • Drunkenness
  • Dry craeft
  • Dry exchange
  • Dry multures
  • Dry rent
  • Duarchy
  • Duas uxores eodem tempore habere non potest
  • Dubitans, or dubitante
  • Dubitatur, or dubitavit
  • Ducat
  • Duces tecum
  • Duces tecum licet languidus
  • Duchy court of lancaster
  • Ducking stool
  • Ducroire
  • Due
  • Due bill
  • Due care
  • Due course of law
  • Due process of law
  • Duelling
  • Duellum
  • Duffer
  • Duke
  • Dulocracy
  • Duly
  • Dum
  • Dum bene se gesserit
  • Dum fervet opus
  • Dum fuit in prisona
  • Dum fuit infra aetatem
  • Dum non fuit compos mentis
  • Dum recens fuit maleficium
  • Dum sola
  • Dumb bidding
  • Dummado
  • Dungeon
  • Dun 10
  • Dunnage
  • Duo non possunt in solido unam rem possldere
  • Duo sunt instrumenta ad omnes res aut confirmandas aut impugnandas, ratio et aucoritas
  • Duodecemvirale judicium
  • Duodecima manus
  • Duodena
  • Duodena manu
  • Duorum in solidum dominium vel possesslo esse non potest
  • Duplex querela
  • Duplex valor maritagii
  • Duplicate
  • Duplicate will
  • Duplicatio
  • D up li c at lonem possibilitatis lex non patltur
  • Duplicatum jus
  • Duplicity
  • Duply
  • Durante
  • Durante absentia
  • Durante bene placito
  • Durante minore aetate
  • Durante viduitate
  • Duress
  • Duressor
  • During coverture
  • During good behavior
  • Durslegi, or dursley
  • Dust measure
  • Dusty foot
  • Dutch auction
  • Duties
  • Duumviri
  • Dux
  • Dwell
  • Dwelling house
  • Dying declarations
  • Dying without issue
  • Dysnomy
  • Dyvour
  • Dyvour’s habit
  • E
  • E converso
  • Ea
  • Ea est accipienda interpretatro, quae vitio caret
  • Ea intentione
  • Ea quae commendandi causa in venditlonibus dicuntur si palam appareant vendrtorem non obllgant
  • Ea quae dari impossibilia sunt, vel quae in rerum natura non sunt, pro non adjectis habentur
  • Ea quae in curia nostra rite acta sunt debltae executloni demandari debent
  • Ea quae raro accidunt, non temere in agendls negotiis computantur
  • Each
  • Eadem causa diversis rationibus coram judlcibus ecclesiasticis et eecularibus ventllatur
  • Eadem est ratio, eadem est lex
  • Eadem mens praesumitur regis quae est juris quae esse debet, praesertim in dubiis
  • Eagle
  • Ealder, or ealding
  • Ealderman
  • Ealdor biscop
  • Ealdorburg
  • Ealehus
  • Ealhorda
  • Ear witness
  • Earl
  • Earl marshal
  • Earldom
  • Earles penny
  • Earmark
  • Earnest
  • Earnings
  • Easement
  • East greenwich
  • Easter offerings, or easter dues
  • Easter term
  • Easter ling
  • Eat inde sine die
  • Eavesdroppers
  • Ebba
  • Ecchymosis
  • Ecclesia
  • Ecclesia ecclesiae decimas solvere non debet
  • Ecclesia est domus mansionalis omnlpotentis del
  • Ecclesia est infra aetatem et in custodia domini regis, qui tenetur jura et haeredltates ejusdem manu tenere et defendere
  • Ecclesia fungitur vice minoris; meliorem conditionem suam facere potest, deterlorem nequaquam
  • Ecclesia magis favendum est quam personae
  • Ecclesia non moritur
  • Ecclesiastic
  • Ecclesiastical
  • Ecclesiastical commissioners
  • Ecclesiastical corporations
  • Ecclesiastical courts
  • Ecclesiastical law
  • Ecdicus
  • Echantillon
  • Ecumenical
  • Edderbreche
  • Edestia
  • Edict
  • Edicts of justinian
  • Edictum
  • Edictum perpetuum
  • Edictum theodorici
  • Editus, or aeditus
  • Effects
  • Effectus sequitur causam
  • Efficient cause
  • Effigy
  • Efflux
  • Effluxion of time
  • Efforcialiter
  • Effraction
  • Effractor
  • Effractores
  • Effusio sanguinis
  • Efters
  • Egality
  • Ego, talis
  • Egrediens et exeuns
  • Eigne
  • Eik
  • Einecia
  • Einetius, einsne, or eign
  • Eire, or eyre
  • Eirenarcha
  • Eisdem modis dissolvitur obligatlo quae nascltur ex contractu, vel quasi, quibus contrahitur
  • Eisnetia, or einetia
  • Either
  • Eject a
  • Ejectione custodiae
  • Ejectione firmae
  • Ejectment
  • Ejectum
  • Eject us
  • Ejercitoria
  • Ejidos
  • Ejurare
  • Ejus est interpretari cujus est eondere
  • Ejus est nolle, qui potest velle
  • Ejus est non nolle qui potest velle
  • Ejus est periculum cujus est dominium aut commodum
  • Ejus nulla culpa est cui parere necesse sit
  • Ejusdem generis
  • Elaborare
  • Elder brethren
  • Elder title
  • Electa una via, non datur recursus ad alteram
  • Electio est intima [interna], libera, et spontanea separatio unlus rel ab alia, sine compulslone, conslstens in animo et voluntate
  • Electio semel facta, et placitum testatum, non patltur regressum
  • Election
  • Election auditors
  • Election judges
  • Election petitions
  • Electiones fiant rite et libere sine interruptione allqua
  • Elective
  • Elector
  • Electors of president
  • Eleemosyna regis (or aratri, or oarucarum)
  • Eueemosynae
  • Eleemosynaria
  • Eleemosynarius
  • Eleemosynary corporations
  • Eleganter
  • Elegit
  • Elements
  • Elimination
  • Elinguation
  • Elisors
  • Elogium
  • Eloign, or eloigne
  • E long ata
  • Elongatus
  • Elongavit
  • Elopement
  • Eluviones
  • Emancipation
  • Embargo
  • Embassage, or embassy
  • Embezzlement
  • Emblements
  • Emblers de gentz
  • Embraceor
  • Embracery
  • Embring (or ember) days
  • Em en da
  • Emendals
  • Emendare
  • Emendatio
  • Emendatio panis et cerevisiae
  • Emergency
  • Emergere
  • Emigrant
  • Emigration
  • Eminent domain
  • Emission
  • Emit
  • Emmenagogues
  • Emolument
  • Emotional insanity
  • Empalement
  • Em pan n el
  • Emparlance
  • Emparnours
  • Emperor
  • Emphyteosis (or emphyteusis)
  • Emphyteuta
  • Emphyteuticus
  • Emplazamiento
  • Emplead
  • Employe
  • Employers’ liability insurance
  • Employment
  • Emprestido
  • Emptio, or emptor
  • Emptio bonorum
  • Emptio et venditio
  • Emptor
  • Emptor emit quam minimo potest, venditor vendit quam maximo potest
  • En autre droit
  • En avant
  • En banke
  • En demeure
  • En eschange il covient que les estates solent egales
  • En gros
  • En juicio
  • En mort meyne
  • En owel main
  • En ventre sa mere
  • En vie
  • Enabling powers
  • Enabling statute
  • Enact
  • Enacting clause
  • Enajenacion
  • Enbrever
  • Encaustum
  • Encheson, enchesson, enchason, enchlson, or acheson
  • Enclosure
  • Encomienda
  • Encroachment
  • Endenzie, or endenizen
  • Endorse
  • Endow
  • Endowment
  • Endowment policy
  • Enemy
  • Enfeoff
  • Enfranchise
  • Enfranchisement
  • Enfranchisement of copyhold
  • Engagement
  • England
  • Engleshire, or anglescheria
  • Engleterre
  • English information
  • English language
  • Engross
  • Engrosser
  • Engrossing
  • Enitia pars
  • Enjoin
  • Enlarge
  • Enlarger l’estate
  • Enlarging
  • Enlistment
  • Enormia
  • Enpleet
  • Enquete
  • Enroll
  • Enrollment
  • Ens legis
  • Enschedule
  • Enseal
  • Enserver
  • Entail
  • Entailed money
  • Entencion
  • Entendment
  • Enter
  • Enterceur
  • Enterprise
  • Entire contract
  • Entire tenancy
  • Entirety
  • Entitle
  • Entrebat
  • Entrega
  • Entrepot
  • Entry
  • Entry ad communem legem
  • Entry ad terminum qui praeterllt
  • Entry for marriage in speech
  • Entry in casu consimili
  • Entry in the case provided
  • Entry on the roll
  • Entry without assent of the chapter
  • Entry, writ of
  • Enumeratio infirmat regulam in caslbus non enumeratls
  • Enumeratio unius est exclusio alterius
  • Enure
  • Envoy
  • Eo instante
  • Eo intuitu
  • Eo loci
  • Eo nomine
  • Eodem ligamine quo ligatum est dissolvltur
  • Eodem modo quo oritur, eodem mpdo dissolvltur
  • Eodem modo quo quid constituitur, eodem modo destrultur
  • Eorle
  • Eoth
  • Epimenia
  • Epiqueya
  • Episcopacy
  • Episcopalia
  • Episcopus
  • Episcopus alterius mandato quam regis non tenetur obtemperare
  • Episcopus puerorum
  • Epistola
  • Epistolae
  • Epoch, or epocha
  • Equal protection of the law
  • Equality
  • Eques
  • Equilocus
  • Equitable assets
  • Equitable assignment
  • Equitable construction
  • Equitable conversion
  • Equitable defense
  • Equitable election
  • Equitable estate
  • Equitable interest
  • Equitable lien
  • Equitable mortgage
  • Equitable waste
  • Equitas sequitur legem
  • Equitatura
  • Equity
  • Equity evidence
  • Equity of a statute
  • Equity of redemption
  • Equity to a settlement
  • Equivalent
  • Equivocal
  • Equuleus
  • Erastians
  • Erasure
  • Erciscundus
  • Eregimus
  • Ergo
  • Ergolabi
  • Eriach
  • Erosion
  • Erotic mania
  • Errant lat
  • Erraticum
  • Erronice
  • Error
  • Error fucatus nuda veritate in multls est probabllior, et saepe numero rationbus vincit veritatem error
  • Error juris nocet
  • Error nominis nunquam nocet, si de identitate rei constat
  • Error qui non resistitur, approbatur
  • Error, writ of
  • Errores ad sua principia referre, est refellere
  • Errors excepted
  • Errors of law
  • Erthmiotum
  • Esbrancatura
  • Escaldare
  • Escambio
  • Escambium
  • Escape
  • Escape warrant
  • Escapio quietus
  • Escapium
  • Esceppa
  • Eschaetae vulgo dicuntur quae decidentlbus lis quae de rege tenent, cum non existit ratione sanguinis haeres, ad fiscum relabuntur
  • Escheat
  • Escheat, writ of
  • Escheator
  • Escheccum
  • Eschipare
  • Escribano
  • Escritura
  • Escrow
  • Escrowl
  • Escuage
  • Eskippamentum
  • Eskipper, or eskippare
  • Eskippeson
  • Eslisors
  • Esne
  • Esnecy
  • Espera
  • Esperons
  • Esplees
  • Espousals
  • Espurio
  • Esquire
  • Essarter
  • Essartum
  • Essence of the contract
  • Essendi quietam de theolonia
  • Essoin, or essoign
  • Essoin day
  • Essoin de malo villae
  • Essoin roll
  • Essoiniator, or essoineour
  • Est aliquid quod non oportet, etiam si licet; quicquld vero non licet certe non oportet
  • Est ascavoir
  • Est autem jus publicum et privatum, quod ex naturalibus praeceptis aut gentium, aut civlum est collectum; et quod in jure scrlpto jus appellatur, id in lege angliae rectum esse dicitur
  • Est autem vis legem simulan8
  • Est boni judicis ampliare jurisdlctionem
  • Est ipsorum legislatorum tanquam viva vox; rebus et non verbis legem imponimus
  • Est quiddam perfectius in rebus ileitis
  • Establish
  • Establishment, or establissement
  • Establishment of dower
  • Estadal
  • Estadia
  • Estate by elegit
  • Estate by statute merchant
  • Estate in vadio
  • Estate tail, quasi
  • Estate upon condition
  • Estates
  • Estates of the realiw
  • Ester in judgment
  • Estoppel
  • Estoveria sunt ardendi, arandi, construendi, et claudendi
  • Estoveriis habendis
  • Estovers
  • Estray
  • Estreat
  • Estreciatus
  • Et
  • Et adjournatur (or adjornatur)
  • Et al
  • Et alii e contra
  • Et de ceo se mettent en le pays
  • Et de hoc ponit se super patriam
  • Et el leg1tur in haec verba
  • Et habeas ibi tunc hoc breve
  • Et h abu it
  • Et hoc petit quod 1nqu1ratur per patriam
  • Et inde petit judicium
  • Et inde producit sectam
  • Et modo ad hunc diem
  • Et non
  • Et seq
  • Et sic
  • Et sic ad judicium
  • Et sic ad patriam
  • Et sic fecit
  • Et sic pendet
  • Et sic ulterius
  • Et ux
  • Etcaetera
  • Eum qui nocentem infamat, ngn est aequum et bonum ob earn rem condemnari; delicta enim nocentium nota esse oportet et expedit
  • Eundo, morando et redeundo
  • Eunomy
  • Eunuch
  • Evas 10
  • Evasion
  • Eventus est qui ex causa sequitur; et dicitur eventus quia ex causis even it
  • Eventus varios res nova seiviper habet
  • Every
  • Eviction
  • Evidence
  • Evidence, circumstantial
  • Evidence, conclusive
  • Evidence, direct
  • Evidence, extrinsic
  • Evidence of debt
  • Evidence of title
  • Evidentiary
  • Evidentiary facts
  • Evocation
  • Ewage
  • Ewbrice
  • Ex
  • Ex abundanti cautela
  • Ex adverso
  • Ex aequitate
  • Ex aequo et bono
  • Ex altera parte
  • Ex antecedentibus et consequentibus fit optima tntepretatio
  • Ex arbitrio judicis
  • Ex assensu curiae
  • Ex assensu patris
  • Ex assensu suo
  • Ex bonis
  • Ex causa
  • Ex certa scientia
  • Ex colore
  • Ex comitate
  • Ex commodato
  • Ex comparatione scriptoruivi
  • Ex concessis
  • Ex consulto
  • Ex continenti
  • Ex contractu
  • Ex curia
  • Ex debito justitiae
  • Ex defectu sanguinis
  • Ex delicto
  • Ex demissione
  • Ex dl recto
  • Ex diuturnitate temporis, omnla praesumuntur solemniter esse acta
  • Ex dolo ivialo
  • Ex dolo malo non oritur actio
  • Ex donationibus autem feoda militaria vel magnum serjeantlum non contlnentibus oritur nobis quoddam nomen generale, quod est socagium
  • Ex eivipto
  • Ex facie
  • Ex facto
  • Ex facto jus oritur
  • Ex fictione juris
  • Ex gratia
  • Ex gravi querela
  • Ex hypothesi
  • Ex industria
  • Ex integro
  • Ex justa causa
  • Ex lege
  • Ex legibus
  • Ex licentia regis
  • Ex locato
  • Ex maleficio
  • Ex maleficio non oritur contractus
  • Ex malis moribus bonae leges natae sunt
  • Ex mero motu
  • Ex mora
  • Ex more
  • Ex multitudine signorum, colligitur identltas vera
  • Ex mutuo
  • Ex necessitate
  • Ex necessitate legis
  • Ex necessitate rei
  • Ex nihilo nihil fit
  • Ex nudo pacto non oritur actio
  • Ex officio
  • Ex officio informations
  • Ex officio oath
  • Ex pacto illicito non oritur actio
  • Ex parte
  • Ex parte materna
  • Ex parte paterna
  • Ex parte talis
  • Ex paucis dictis intendere plurima possis
  • Ex post facto
  • Ex post facto law
  • Ex praecogitata malicia
  • Ex procedentibus et consequentlbus optima fit interpretatio
  • Ex proprio kiotu
  • Ex proprio vigore
  • Ex provisione hominis
  • Ex provisione mariti
  • Ex quasi contractu
  • Ex relatione
  • Ex rigore juris
  • Ex scriptis olim visis
  • Ex statuto
  • Ex stipulatu actio
  • Ex tempore
  • Ex testamento
  • Ex tota materia emergat resolutlo
  • Ex turpi causa non oritur actio
  • Ex una parte
  • Ex uno disces omnes
  • Ex utrisque parentibus conjuncti
  • Ex vi termini
  • Ex visceribus
  • Ex visitation e dei
  • Ex visu scriptionis
  • Ex voluntate
  • Exaction
  • Exactor
  • Exactor regis
  • Exaltare
  • Exam en
  • Examination
  • Examined copy
  • Examiners
  • Examiners in chancery
  • Exannual roll
  • Excamb
  • Excambiator
  • Excambium
  • Exceptant
  • Exceptio
  • Exceptio dilatoria
  • Exceptio doli mali
  • Exceptio falsi omnium ultima
  • Exceptio firmat regulam in casibus non exceptis
  • Exceptio firmat regulam in contrarium
  • Exceptio in factum
  • Exceptio jurisjurandi
  • Exceptio metus
  • Exceptio nulla est versus actionem quae exceptlonem perimit
  • Exceptio pacti conventi
  • Exceptio pecuniae non numeratae
  • Exceptio peremptoria
  • Exceptio probat regulam de rebus non exceptis
  • Exceptio quae firmat legem, exponit legem
  • Exceptio quoque regulam declarat
  • Exceptio rei judicatae
  • Exceptio rei venditae et traditae
  • Exceptio semper ultima ponenda est
  • Exceptio temporis
  • Exception
  • Exception to bail
  • Exceptis excipiendis
  • Exceptor
  • Excerpta, or excerpts
  • Excess
  • Excessivuivi in jure reprobatur; excessus in re qualibet jure reprobatur communi
  • Exchange
  • Exchange, bill of
  • Exchequer
  • Exchequer bills
  • Exchequer, court of
  • Excise
  • Exclusa, or exclusagium
  • Exclusive
  • Excommengement
  • Excommunication
  • Excommunicato capiendo
  • Excommunicato interdictur omnls actus legitimus, ita quod agere non potest, nee aliquem convenire, licet ipse ab aliis possit convenlri
  • Exculpation, letters of
  • Excusable homicide
  • Excusatio
  • Excusator
  • Excusator quis quod clameum non opposuerit, ut si toto tempore litigll fuit ultra mare quacunque occasione
  • Excuse
  • Excuss
  • Excussio
  • Execute
  • Executed
  • Executed consideration
  • Executed contract
  • Executed estate
  • Executed fine
  • Executed remainder
  • Executed trust
  • Executed use
  • Executed writ
  • Executio
  • Executio bonorum
  • Executio est executio juris secundum judicium
  • Executio juris non habet injuriam
  • Execution
  • Execution paree
  • Executioner
  • Executive
  • Executor
  • Executor lucratus
  • Executory
  • Executory consideration
  • Executory contract
  • Executory devise
  • Executory estates
  • Executory fines
  • Executory interests
  • Executory limitation
  • Executory process
  • Executory trusts
  • Executory uses
  • Executress
  • Executrix
  • Executry
  • Exegence, or exigency
  • Exemplary damages
  • Exempli gratia
  • Exemplification
  • Exemplum
  • Exemption
  • Exempts
  • Exennium, or exhenium
  • Exequatur
  • Exercitalis
  • Exercitor maris
  • Exercitor navis
  • Exercitoria actio
  • Exercitorial power
  • Exercitual
  • Exercitus
  • Exeter (or exon) domesday
  • Exfestucare
  • Exfrediare
  • Exhaeredatio
  • Exhaeres
  • Exheredate
  • Exhibere
  • Exhibit
  • Exhibitant
  • Exhibitio billae
  • Exhibition
  • Exigency of a bond
  • Exigendary
  • Exigent, exigi facias
  • Exigenter
  • Exigi facias
  • Exigible
  • Exile
  • Exilium
  • Exilium est patriae privatio, natalis soli mutatio, legum nativarum amissio
  • Existiimatio
  • Exit
  • Exit wound
  • Ex itu s
  • Exlegalitas
  • Exlegare
  • Exlegatus, or exlex
  • Exoine
  • Exoneration
  • Exoneratur
  • Expatriation
  • Expect
  • Expectancy
  • Expectant
  • Expectant heir
  • Expectation of life
  • Expediment
  • Expeditate
  • Expeditation
  • Expeditio
  • Expeditio brevis
  • Expenditors
  • Expensae litis
  • Experience
  • Experientia per varios actus legem facit
  • Experts
  • Exp i la re
  • Expilation
  • Expilator
  • Expiration
  • Expiry of the legal
  • Explees
  • Expletia, or explecia
  • Explicatio
  • Exportation
  • Expose
  • Expositio
  • Expositio, quae ex visceribus causae nascltur, est aptissima et fortissima in lege
  • Exposition de part
  • Exposure of person
  • Express
  • Express abrogation
  • Express assumpsit
  • Express color
  • Express consideration
  • Express contract
  • Express malice
  • Express notice
  • Express trust
  • Express warranty
  • Expressa non prosunt quae non expressa proderunt
  • Expressio eorum quae tacite insunt nihil operatup
  • Expressio unius est exclusio auterius
  • Expressum facit cessare tacitum
  • Expressum servitium regat vel declaret tacitum
  • Expromissio
  • Expromissor
  • Expromittere
  • Expropriation
  • Expulsion
  • Expurgation
  • Expurgator
  • Exquaestor
  • Exrogare
  • Extendi facias
  • Extension
  • Extensores
  • Extent
  • Extenta manerll
  • Extenuating ci rcumstances
  • Extenuation
  • Exterritoriality
  • Exterus
  • Exterus non habet terras
  • Extinct
  • Extincto subjecto, tollitur adjunctum
  • Extinguishment
  • Extinguishment of a debt
  • Extinguishment of common
  • Extinguishment of copyhold
  • Extinguishment of rent
  • Extinguishment of ways
  • Extirpation
  • Extirpation e
  • Extocare
  • Extorsively
  • Extortio est crimen quango quis colore officii extorquet quod non est debitum, vel supra debitum, vel ante tempus quod est debitum
  • Extortion
  • Extra
  • Extra feodum
  • Extra jus
  • Extra legem
  • Extra legem positus est civiliten mortuus
  • Extra praesentiam mariti
  • Extra quatuor mari
  • Extra regnum
  • Extra territorium
  • Extra territorium jus dicenti non paretur impune
  • Extra viam
  • Extra vires, beyond powers
  • Extract
  • Extracta curiae
  • Extradition
  • Extradotal property
  • Extrahura
  • Extrajudicial
  • Extrajudicium
  • Extraneus
  • Extraneus est subditus qui extra terram
  • Extraordinary care
  • Extraordinary remedies
  • Extraparochial
  • Extraterritoriality
  • Extra vagantes
  • Extreme and repeated cruelty
  • Extremis
  • Extremis probatis, praesumuntur media
  • Extumae
  • Exuere patriam
  • Exulare
  • Ey
  • Eye-witness
  • Eyott
  • Eyre
  • Eyrer

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