DEBITUM IN DIEM

By SovConn | June 18, 2014

debitum in diem (deb-i-t<<schwa>>m in dI-<<schwa>>m). [Latin “a debt to a date”] Hist. A

debt payable at a future date. • The phrase appeared in reference to a debt that is due but for which

the time for payment had not yet arrived. See UBI DIES CESSIT, LICET NONDUM VENERIT. [Blacks Law 8th]

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