IN DOTE AESTIMATA

By SovConn | June 23, 2013

in dote aestimata (in doh-tee es-ti-may-t<<schwa>>). [Latin] Roman & civil law. When the dowry was valued. • When the dowry had been valued, the husband owed a sum of money representing the value and could dispose of the specific items of which the dowry was composed.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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