-
****umpsit ("he has undertaken", from Latin, ****umere), or more fully,
action in
****umpsit, was a form of
action at
common law used to
enforce what are...
- not ****umed He has not healed", Latin: quod
non est ****umptum
non est
sanatum or quod
non ****umpsit,
non redemit), then the
redemption would be complete...
- the
contract and
resort to an
action for a
quantum meruit on an
implied ****umpsit. However, if
there is
absence of any
promised consideration, the plaintiff...
- law. The
judges of the
Court of the King's
Bench was
prepared to
allow "
****umpsit"
actions (for
obligations being ****umed)
simply from
proof of the original...
-
arrangement would make
letter of
credit to be
enforceable under the
action ****umpsit because of its
promissory connotation. A few
countries have
created statutes...
- in
****umpsit which arose from the
quare writs by
adding the **** (Latin: "with") which, then
could allege that the
defendant undertook (
****umpsit, "****umed...
-
Barbour Ltd: "The writ of
indebitatus ****umpsit involved at
least two averments, the debt or
obligation and the
****umpsit . The
former was the
basis of the...
- has
exercised the
English Courts for centuries,
probably ever
since ****umpsit emerged as a form of
action distinct from
covenant and debt and long before...
-
first the
consideration requirement was at the
heart of the
action of
****umpsit,
which had
grown up in
medieval times and
remained the
normal action for...
-
aeternus Dei
Filius humanam naturam in
Utero benedictae Virginis Mariae ****umpsit (1614)
Eclogae Chronicae (1615,
published with
Dissertatio **** Nuncio...
