INOFFICIOSUS

By SovConn | June 22, 2013

inofficiosus (in-<<schwa>>-fish-ee-oh-s<<schwa>>s), adj.[Latin “inofficious”] Roman law. Contrary to a natural duty of affection, used esp. of a will that unjustly disinherits a child or close relative. See QUERELA INOFFICIOSI TESTAMENTI .

[Blacks Law 8th]

Posted in Law Dictionary Definitions