Latin: He has not usurped. A form of traverse, in an action or proceeding against one alleged to have usurped an office or franchise, denying the usurpation charged. See Com. v. Cross Cut R. Co., 53 Pa. 62. Nom valebit felonis generatio, nec ad hsereditatem paternam vel matemami si autem ante feloniam generatiomem f eoerit, talis generatio suocedit in bu>re-ditate patris vel … [Read more...] about NON USURPAVIT
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NON REFERT QUID NOTUM SIT JUDICI SI NOTUM NON SIT IN FORMA JUDICII
Latin, meaning It matters not what is known to the judge if it is not known judicially. … [Read more...] about NON REFERT QUID NOTUM SIT JUDICI SI NOTUM NON SIT IN FORMA JUDICII
NON VALENTIA AGERE
Inability to sue. 5 Bell, App. Cas. 172. Non valet conflrmatio, nisi ille, qui eonflrmat, sit, in possessione rei vel juris undo fieri debet conflrmatio; et eo dem modo, nisi ille oni conflrmatio fit sit in possessione. Co. Litt. 295. Confirmation is not valid unless he who confirms is either in possession of the thing itself or of the right of which confirmation is to be made, … [Read more...] about NON VALENTIA AGERE
NON RESIDENCE
eccles. law. The absence of spiritual persons from their benefices. … [Read more...] about NON RESIDENCE
NON VULT CONTENDERE
Latin: He (the defendant in a criminal case) will not contest it A plea legally equivalent to that of guilty, being a variation of the form "nolo contendere," (q. v.t) and sometimes abbreviated "non vult". … [Read more...] about NON VULT CONTENDERE