PEREMPTORIA LITIS ET CAUSAE

By SovConn | October 15, 2013

peremptoria litis et causae (p<<schwa>>r-emp-tor-ee-<<schwa>> lI-tis et kaw-zee). [Law Latin] Hist. Decisive of the suit and cause. • The phrase appeared in reference to peremptory defenses, to which there could be no reply.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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