REDITUS

reditus (red-<<schwa>>-t<<schwa>>s), n.[Latin “return”] A revenue or return; esp. rent. —

Also spelled redditus.

reditus albi (al-bI). [Latin “white return”] Rent payable in silver or other money.

reditus capitales (kap-<<schwa>>-tay-leez). [Latin “capital return”] Chief rent paid by a

freeholder to go quit of all other services. See QUIT RENT.

reditus nigri (nig-rI). [Latin “black return”] Rent payable in goods or labor rather than in

money.

reditus quieti (kwI-ee-tI). [Latin “quiet return”] See QUIT RENT.

reditus siccus (sik-<<schwa>>s). [Latin “dry return”] Rent seck. See rent seck under

RENT(2). [Blacks Law 8^th]