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de  bonis  testatoris  ac  si  (dee  boh-nis  tes-t<<schwa>>-tor-is  ak  sI).  [Law  Latin  “from  the goods  of  the  testator  if  he  has  any,  and  if  not,  from  those  of  the  executor”]  Hist.  A  judgment holding an executor responsible if the testator’s estate is insufficient or if the executor falsifies a pleading as a release. [Blacks Law 8th]

de  bonis  propriis  (dee  boh-nis  proh-pree-is),  n.[Law  Latin  “of  his  own  goods”]  Hist.  A judgment allowing execution on an administrator’s individual property rather than the property of an estate, as when the administrator mismanages the estate. Cf. DE BONIS TESTATORIS. [Blacks Law 8th]

de  bonis  testatoris  (dee  boh-nis  tes-t<<schwa>>-tor-is),  n.[Law  Latin  “of  the  goods  of  the testator”] Hist. A judgment awarding execution on a testator’s property, rather than the individual property of an administrator. Cf. DE BONIS PROPRIIS . [Blacks Law 8th]

de bonis non (dee boh-nis non). See administration de bonis non under ADMINISTRATION. [Blacks Law 8th]

de  bonis  asportatis  (dee  boh-nis  as-p<<schwa>>r-tay-tis).  See  trespass  de  bonis  asportatis under TRESPASS. [Blacks Law 8th]

debitum  subesse  (deb-i-t<<schwa>>m  s<<schwa>>b-es-ee).  [Latin]  Hist.  That  the  debt  is due.[Blacks Law 8th]

debitum sine breve.See DEBET SINE BREVE. [Blacks Law 8th]

debitum reale (deb-i-t<<schwa>>m ree-ay-lee). [Law Latin] Hist. A real debt; a debt on land, as distinguished from a personal obligation[Blacks Law 8th].

debitum (deb-i-t<<schwa>>m), n.[Latin “a debt”] Roman law. Money  or other thing  that is actually  owed,  where  there  is  both  a  duty  and  liability  to  repay;  an  actionable  debt.  Cf. INDEBITUM. [Blacks Law 8th]

debitum    in    praesenti    solvendum    in    futuro    (deb-i-t<<schwa>>m    in    pri-zen-tI sol-ven-d<<schwa>>m in  fyoo-t[y]oor-oh). [Latin] A present debt (or obligation) to be  paid at a future time; a debt or obligation complete when contracted, but of which the performance cannot be required until some future period. [Blacks Law 8th]