COLLATIO BONORUM

Meaning of COLLATIO BONORUM in English

kəˈlāsh(ē)ōbəˈnōrəm, -ȯr- noun

( plural col·latio·nes bonorum ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷shēˈōˌnēz- ; or collatio bonorums )

Etymology: Late Latin

civil law : collation of goods

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SOCIETAS UNIVERSORUM BONORUM — -ˌünəverˈsōrəmbəˈnōrəm, -ˌyünə(ˌ)vərˈs- noun Etymology: Late Latin : a partnership including all the property of the partners however acquired : universal …
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SEPARATIO BONORUM — ˌsepəˈräd.ēˌōbəˈnōrəm noun Etymology: Late Latin, literally, separation of goods 1. Roman law : the keeping separate of the estate of …
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CONFUSIO BONORUM — kən|fyüz(h)ēˌōbəˈnōrəm noun Etymology: New Latin, confusion of goods : commixture 3
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CESSIO BONORUM — -bəˈnōrəm noun Etymology: Latin, literally, cession of goods Roman & civil law : a voluntary assignment by a debtor of …
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BONORUM POSSESSIO — bəˈnōrəmpəˈzesē(ˌ)ō, bōˈ-, -ˈses- noun Etymology: Latin, possession of goods Roman law : the right of possession of the property of …
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CESSIO BONORUM — (Latin: a cession of goods), in Roman law, a voluntary surrender of goods by a debtor to his creditors. It …
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COLLATION — I. kəˈlāshən, kä-, kō- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English collacioun bringing together, comparison, from Latin collation-, collatio, from …
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COLLATION INTER LIBEROS — -ˈlibəˌrōs, -lē- noun Etymology: part translation of New Latin collatio inter liberos collation among the children (descendants) Scots law : …
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COLLATION INTER HAEREDES — -ˈintərheˈrēˌdēz noun Etymology: part translation of New Latin collatio inter haeredes collation among heirs Scots law : collation by an …
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CESSIO — ˈses(h)ēˌō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin civil law : act of ceding : cession ; specifically : cessio bonorum
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BENEFICIUM SEPARATIONIS — -ˌsepəˌräd.ēˈōnə̇s, -ˌrāshēˈō- noun Etymology: Late Latin, right of separation : separatio bonorum
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COLLATION — /keuh lay"sheuhn, koh-, ko-/ , n. 1. the act of collating. 2. Bibliog. the verification of the number and order …
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COLLATION — noun Date: 14th century 1. [Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin collation-, collatio, from Late Latin, conference, from Latin, …
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COLLATION — [ kə'leɪʃ(ə)n ] ■ noun 1》 the action of collating. 2》 formal a light informal meal. ↘(in the Roman Catholic …
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COLLATION — [col.la.tion] n (14c) 1 [ME, fr. ML collation-, collatio, fr. LL, conference, fr. L, bringing together, comparison, fr. conferre (pp. …
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MADVIG, JOHAN NICOLAI — born Aug. 7, 1804, Bornholm, Den. died Dec. 12, 1886, Copenhagen classical scholar and Danish government official who published many …
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COLLATION — n. 1 the act or an instance of collating. 2 RC Ch. a light meal allowed during a fast. 3 …
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COLLATION — n. 1 the act or an instance of collating. 2 RC Ch. a light meal allowed during a fast. 3 …
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COLLATION — n.1 the act or an instance of collating. 2 RC Ch. a light meal allowed during a fast. 3 a …
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Русский словарь Colier

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