- Mortuus exitus non est exitus
- A dead issue is not an issue; a child born dead is no child.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
Mortuus exitus non est exitus
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mortuus exitus non est exitus — /mortyuwas egzatas non est egzatas/ A dead issue is no issue. A child born dead is not considered as issue … Black's law dictionary
mortuus exitus non est exitus — /mortyuwas egzatas non est egzatas/ A dead issue is no issue. A child born dead is not considered as issue … Black's law dictionary
ANNIBAL — I. ANNIBAL Carthaginensium Dux, Amilcaris fil. quem adhuc impuberem iureiurandô ante aras pater astrinxisle fertur, ut quam primum per aetatem liceret, arma contra Romanos sumeret. Sil. Ital. l. 1. v. 104. Olli permulcens genitor caput, oscula… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
dead-born — A dead born child is to be considered as if it had never been conceived or born; in other words, it is presumed it never had life, it being a maxim of the common law that mortuus exitus non est exitus (a dead birth is no birth). This is also the… … Black's law dictionary
dead-born — A dead born child is to be considered as if it had never been conceived or born; in other words, it is presumed it never had life, it being a maxim of the common law that mortuus exitus non est exitus (a dead birth is no birth). This is also the… … Black's law dictionary
CAROLUS — I. CAROLUS Borromaeus, Archiepiscopus Mediolanensis, nepos ex sorore Pii IV. natus est, A. C. 1538. Obiit A. C. 1584. a Paulo V. Beatis adscriptus. Godeau, Car. Biscapo et Ripamontius, in eius vita. II. CAROLUS Dux Duracinus, fil. Iohannis Siculi … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
