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De bene esse is a
Latin legal term
meaning of well being. It can
refer to
various acts
which are conditional,
provisional or anti****tory.
De bene esse...
- Look up
Esse,
esse, or -
esse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Esse may
refer to:
Essé, a
commune in the Ille-et-Vilaine department, Brittany, northwestern...
- the
basis of an ex
parte proceeding, therefore, will
necessarily be
de bene esse (temporary and
interim in nature), and the person(s)
affected by the...
- Scotland.
Archived from the
original on 19
August 2019.
Retrieved 23 June 2014. "
de medietate linguae". LSD.Law.
Retrieved 19
September 2023. "Unit
History for...
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British than
American (perhaps
owing to the AP
Stylebook being treated as a
de facto standard across most
American newspapers,
without a UK counterpart)...
- were not in Court. The
trial judge allowed the
evidence to proceed,
de bene esse.[citation needed] On
cross examination,
Detective Inspector Hanrahan...
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Pioneer Press. "Margaret Mary
MacDermot and
Thomas Henry MacDermot",
de bene esse, 17
April 2013.
Mervyn Morris, "Poet
Laureate Remarks at Investiture...
- any
civil cause,
pending in a
district or
circuit court, by
deposition de bene esse when the
witness lives at a
greater distance from the
place of trial...
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finding on the point, and I do not feel I have the
materials to make one
de bene esse. I have on the
other hand
heard a good deal of argument, and I have been...
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derived from
three Latin verbs:
esse "to be" (ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₁es-, as in
English is). The verb
esse was an irregular,
suppletive verb...
