PECUNIA TRAJECTITIA

By SovConn | October 13, 2013

pecunia trajectitia (pi-kyoo-nee-<<schwa>> traj-ek-tish-ee-<<schwa>>). [Latin “money conveyed overseas”] Roman law. Money loaned in connection with the transport of goods by ship, with the lender bearing the risk of loss. See NAUTICUM FENUS.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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