- Legit ut clericus
- He reads as a clerk.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
Legit ut clericus
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legit vel non? — /liyjat vel non/ In old English practice, this was the formal question propounded to the ordinary when a prisoner claimed the benefit of clergy, does he read or not? If the ordinary found that the prisoner was entitled to clergy, his formal… … Black's law dictionary
legit vel non? — /liyjat vel non/ In old English practice, this was the formal question propounded to the ordinary when a prisoner claimed the benefit of clergy, does he read or not? If the ordinary found that the prisoner was entitled to clergy, his formal… … Black's law dictionary
Legit vel non? — Does he read or not? This was the question put by the bishop to the ordinary upon presenting a convict who claimed benefit of clergy. The usual answer was, Legit ut clericus, He reads as a clerk … Ballentine's law dictionary
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