- haeredes
- Heirs, plural of haeres.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
haeredes
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haeredes remotiores — More remote heirs; that is heirs of more remote relationship than haeredes proximi … Ballentine's law dictionary
haeredes sui et necessarii — (Civil law.) Descendants of the deceased and haeredes necessarii … Ballentine's law dictionary
haeredes — n. heres, heir, one who inherits … English contemporary dictionary
haeredes — /hariydiyz/ In the civil law, heirs. The plural of haeres (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
haeredes — /hariydiyz/ In the civil law, heirs. The plural of haeres (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
haeredes proximi — /hariydiyz proksamay/ Nearest or next heirs. The children or descendants of the deceased … Black's law dictionary
haeredes remotiores — /hariydiyz ramowshiyoriyz/ More remote heirs. The kinsmen other than children or descendants … Black's law dictionary
haeredes sui et necessarii — /hariydiyz syuway et nesaseriyay/ In Roman law, own and necessary heirs; i.e., the lineal descendants of the estate leaver. They were called necessary heirs, because it was the law that made them heirs, and not the choice of either the decedent… … Black's law dictionary
haeredes proximi — /hariydiyz proksamay/ Nearest or next heirs. The children or descendants of the deceased … Black's law dictionary
haeredes remotiores — /hariydiyz ramowshiyoriyz/ More remote heirs. The kinsmen other than children or descendants … Black's law dictionary
