DURATION DIRECTIVE

Duration Directive.See DIRECTIVE HARMONIZING THE TERM OF COPYRIGHT AND CERTAIN RELATED RIGHTS . [Blacks Law 8th]

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DURATIONAL-RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT

durational-residency  requirement.The  requirement  that  one  be  a  state  resident  for  a  certain time, such as one year, as a precondition to the exercise of a specified right or privilege. • When applied  to  voting,  this  requirement  has  been  held  to  be  an  unconstitutional  denial  of  equal protection because it burdens voting rights and impairs the…

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DURATION

duration. 1. The length of time that something lasts <the duration of the lawsuit>. duration of interest.The length of time that a property interest lasts. duration of trust.The length of time that a trust exists. [Cases: Trusts    60. C.J.S. Trover and Conversion § 117.] 2. A length of time; a continuance in time <an hour’s…

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DURANTE FURORE

durante  furore  (d[y]<<schwa>>-ran-tee  fyuu-ror-ee).  [Law  Latin]  Hist.  While  the  insanity endures. • The  phrase appeared in reference to the rule prohibiting the state from  prosecuting an insane person. The state could, however, prosecute the person once the insanity ended. [Blacks Law 8th]

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DURANTE BENE PLACITO

durante  bene  placito  (d[y]<<schwa>>-ran-tee  bee-nee  plas-<<schwa>>-toh).  [Law  Latin] During  good  pleasure.  •  This  phrase  was  used  in  the  royal  writ  granting  tenure  durante  bene placito to the king’s judges. [Blacks Law 8th]

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DURANTE ABSENTIA

durante  absentia  (d[y]<<schwa>>-ran-tee  ab-sen-shee-<<schwa>>).  [Law  Latin]  During absence. • This term referred to the administration of an estate while the executor was out of the county  or  otherwise  absent.  During  the  executor’s  absence,  the  administration  sometimes continued because a delay until the executor’s return would impair the estate settlement. [Blacks Law 8th]

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DURANTE

durante  (d[y]<<schwa>>-ran-tee).  [Law  Latin]  While;  during,  as  in  durante  minore  aetate (“during   minority”),   durante   viduitate   (“during   widowhood”),   durante   virginitate   (“during virginity”), and durante vita (“during life”). • The term was often used in conveyancing. [Blacks Law 8th]

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