NEMINE CONTRADICENTE

By SovConn | May 31, 2013

nemine contradicente (nem-i-nee kahn-tr<<schwa>>-di-sen-tee). [fr. Latin nemo “nobody” + contradicere “contradict”] Without opposition or dissent. • This phrase expresses the lack of opposition by members of a court, legislative body, or other group to a resolution or vote <the motion passed nemine contradicente>. It is used in the English House of Commons. — Abbr. nem. con.; n.c.d. — Also termed nemine dissentiente.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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