- exceptio peremptoria
- (Roman law.) A peremptory plea,–a plea which denied the right of the plaintiff to sue.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
exceptio peremptoria
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exceptio peremptoria — /aksepsh(iy)ow paremtoriya/ A peremptory exception; called also perpetua, (perpetual); one which forever destroyed the subject matter or ground of the action (quse semper rem de qua agitur perimit); such as the exceptio doli mali, the exceptio… … Black's law dictionary
exceptio peremptoria — /aksepsh(iy)ow paremtoriya/ A peremptory exception; called also perpetua, (perpetual); one which forever destroyed the subject matter or ground of the action (quse semper rem de qua agitur perimit); such as the exceptio doli mali, the exceptio… … Black's law dictionary
peremptoria — See exceptio peremptoria … Ballentine's law dictionary
peremptorius — /parem(p)toriyas/ In the civil law, that which takes away or destroys forever; hence, exceptio peremptoria, a plea which is a perpetual bar … Black's law dictionary
