- An
additur (Latin: "it is
added to") is a
legal term
referring to the
practice of a
trial judge adding damages additional to the
original amount awarded...
- Schiedt,
although that case did not
directly concern remittitur, but
rather additur. Some
legal scholars have
questioned the
constitutionality of the use of...
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libidines rerum, tamen, ****
libido dicitur neque cuius rei
libido sit
additur, non fere ****olet
animo occurrere nisi illa, qua
obscenae partes corporis...
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circa novas terras & alia quaepiam, Ptholomaeum; in
solido vero quod
plano additur,
descriptionem Americi subsequentem sectatati fuerimus."
Martin Waldseemüller...
- ordines, genera, species, ****
varietatibus et
synonimis auctorum, cui
additur lexicon mineralogi**** in quo
artis vocabula exponuntur", 1820. "Accurata...
- jurisdictions, a
plaintiff who is
dissatisfied by a
small judgment may move for
additur. In most jurisdictions, a
defendant who is
dissatisfied with a
large judgment...
- if
liability was well established. Alternately, the
judge could order additur or remittitur,
requiring the
other party to
either accept a
stated award...
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sursum ac
deorsum libere currat. Cui
scilicet diapason plerumque exterius additur, qui emmelis, id est,
aptus melo vocatur.
Sciendum quoque, quod Dorius...
