- dower unde nihil habet
- Same as de dote unde nihil habet.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
dower unde nihil habet
Look at other dictionaries:
dower unde nihil habet — /dawar andiy nay(h)al heybst/ A writ of right which lay for a widow to whom no dower had been assigned … Black's law dictionary
dower unde nihil habet — /dawar andiy nay(h)al heybst/ A writ of right which lay for a widow to whom no dower had been assigned … Black's law dictionary
unde nihil habet — /andiy nay(h)al heybat/ In old English law, the name of the writ of dower, which lay for a widow, where no dower at all had been assigned her within the time limited by law. 3 Bl.Comm. 183 … Black's law dictionary
dote unde nihil habet — Dower from whence she has nothing,–a writ of dower which lay for a widow against a tenant of lands to whom her husband had conveyed them and of which her husband was solely seised in fee simple or fee tail, and of which she was dowable. See 1 Bl… … Ballentine's law dictionary
dote unde nihil habet — /dowtiy andiy nay(h)al heybat/ Dower from whence she has nothing. An English writ which lay for a widow to whom no dower had been assigned … Black's law dictionary
dote unde nihil habet — /dowtiy andiy nay(h)al heybat/ Dower from whence she has nothing. An English writ which lay for a widow to whom no dower had been assigned … Black's law dictionary
de dote unde nihil habet — /diy dowtiy andiy nayal heybat/ A writ of dower which lay for a widow where no part of her dower had been assigned to her. It is not much used; but a form closely resembling it was sometimes used in the United States … Black's law dictionary
de dote unde nihil habet — /diy dowtiy andiy nayal heybat/ A writ of dower which lay for a widow where no part of her dower had been assigned to her. It is not much used; but a form closely resembling it was sometimes used in the United States … Black's law dictionary
recto de dote unde nihil habet — /rektow diy dowtiy andiy nay(h)al heybat/ A writ of right of dower whereof the widow had nothing, which lay where her deceased husband, having divers lands or tenements, had assured no dower to his wife, and she thereby was driven to sue for her… … Black's law dictionary
de dote unde nihil habet — Of dower whereof she has nothing,–a writ under which a tenant was compelled to assign to a widow her dower. See 3 Bl Comm 183 … Ballentine's law dictionary
