LIQUERE

By SovConn | June 15, 2013

liquere (li-kweer-ee), vb.[Latin] Roman law. To be clear, evident, or apparent. • When a judex appointed to try a civil case swore under oath sibi non liquere (“that it was not clear to him”), he would be discharged from deciding the case. See NON LIQUET.
[Blacks Law 8th]

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