- has very
limited legal capacity.
Plural infantes. [ˈinˌfanz]
invecta et
illata brought in and
carried out Tenant's
things brought into the
leased premises...
-
instrumentalism and the
theory of real patterns. He drew a
distinction between illata,
which are
genuine theoretical entities like electrons, and abstracta, which...
-
Noctua ochrogaster Guenée, 1852
Agrotis insignata Walker, [1857]
Agrotis illata Walker, 1857
Agrotis subsignata Walker, 1865
Agrotis cinereomacula Morrison...
- the Jews (Ac
quibusdam eciam nobilibus Basilee pro
quandam iniura Iudeis illata ad
logum tempus bannitis). The
hatred for the Jews by the
lower classes...
- century) v
Ralph d’Escures,
Epistola de
iniuria sibi et
ecclesie Cantuariensi illata and De
primatu Cantuariensis ecclesie (3rd
quarter of the 12th century);...
-
Muscidae Genus:
Coenosia Species: C. atrata
Binomial name
Coenosia atrata Walker, 1853
Synonyms Coenosia canescens Stein, 1898
Coenosia illata Stein, 1901...
- et
illata from the premises. If the
invecta et
illata are
insufficient to
cover the rent arrears, the
hypothec may be
extended to
invecta et
illata that...
-
appealing but
incorrect theory,' a rózsának, a szegfűnek vagy a levendulának az
illata 'the
scent of a rose, a carnation, or a lavender.' If a
coordinated sentence...
- incursions, ...
propter incursiones Scotorum ****
incendijs ac
multas alias illatas iniurias regno Anglie (... on
account of the
incursions of the
Scots and...
- in the law and
practice of Scotland,
called a
thirlage of the
invecta et
illata, to
which sundry towns, burghs,
burghs of barony,
villages or
other places...
