- pars enitia
- /parz anaysh(iy)a/ In old English law, the privilege or portion of the eldest child in the partition of lands by lot
Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
pars enitia
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pars enitia — The part or share of the eldest … Ballentine's law dictionary
enitia pars — /anish(iy)a parz/ The share of the eldest. A term of the English law descriptive of the lot or share chosen by the eldest of coparceners when they make a voluntary partition. The first choice (primer election) belongs to the eldest … Black's law dictionary
enitia pars semper prxferenda est propter privilegium aetatis — /anish(iy)a parz sempar prefarenda est proptar privaliyjiyam ateytas/ The part of the elder register is always to be preferred on account of the privily of age … Black's law dictionary
enitia pars — /anish(iy)a parz/ The share of the eldest. A term of the English law descriptive of the lot or share chosen by the eldest of coparceners when they make a voluntary partition. The first choice (primer election) belongs to the eldest … Black's law dictionary
enitia pars semper prxferenda est propter privilegium aetatis — /anish(iy)a parz sempar prefarenda est proptar privaliyjiyam ateytas/ The part of the elder register is always to be preferred on account of the privily of age … Black's law dictionary
enitia pars — The part or share of the eldest … Ballentine's law dictionary
