Latin: He is not found. The sheriff's return to process requiring him to arrest the body of the defendant, when the latter is not found within his jurisdiction. It is often abbreviated "n. e. i," or written, in English, "not found." The Bremena v. Card (D. C.) 38 Fed. 144. Non est jus turn allquem antcnatum post mortem facere bastardum qui toto temporo vita suss pro legitimo … [Read more...] about NON EST INVENTUS
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NON JUS, SED SEISINA FACIT STIPITEM
Latin, meaning Not right, but seisin makes a stock (from which the inheritance must descend). … [Read more...] about NON JUS, SED SEISINA FACIT STIPITEM
NON CONSTAT
Lat. It does not appear; it is not clear or evident A phrase used in general to state some conclusion as not necessarily following although it may appear on its face to follow. … [Read more...] about NON CONSTAT
NON
Latin: Not. the common particle of negation. … [Read more...] about NON
NON CULPABILIS
Lat. In pleading. Not guilty. It is usually abbreviated "non cul" … [Read more...] about NON CULPABILIS