10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUI JURIS»
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sui juris in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sui juris and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sui Juris (not of One's Own Right): Colleges and Minor ...
Greater numbers of college students under age 18 are enrolling in colleges and universities in the United States.
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Spinoza's Revolutions in Natural Law
Thus, just as there are degrees of knowledge in causality, there are also degrees
of being sui juris. In this sense, even the imagination (despite its inadequacy) can
participate in being sui juris, . The imagination, even if accidentally, can indeed ...
Andre Santos Campos, 2012
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World Dictionary of Foreign Expressions: A Resource for ...
In a class or category of its own. Unique. A statutory right of occupancy is a right
granted to a “native” or “non-native” ... and though a right of occupancy has many
characteristics of a lease, it is sui generis (James 1982:25). sui juris adj. [L. sui of
...
Gabriel Adeleye, Kofi Acquah-Dadzie, Thomas J. Sienkewicz, 1999
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A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
sui juris 851 Generally speaking, people are more suggestible if they are
unassertive, diffident, anxious, or unintelligent. Young people, too, are more
suggestible than older people. Compliance is the extent to which a person will
follow ...
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A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the ...
The history of Roman law discloses a series of changes by which the Roman
family was brought nearer and nearer to the modern point of view. Next comes
another division of the law of persons. For some persons are sui juris, others
alieni ...
William Alexander Hunter, 1803
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Another Word A Day: An All-New Romp through Some of the Most ...
—British Medical Journal sui juris (SOO-eye joor-is,SOO-ee) adjective Legally
competent to manage one's affairs or assume responsibility. From Latin sui juris,
from sui (of one's own) juris (right). The opposite of sui juris is alieni juris (Latin for
...
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Posthumous Interests: Legal and Ethical Perspectives
He writes: Where infants or other persons not sui juris have rights, such powers [
i.e. power of enforcement/waiver] ... are exercised on their behalf by appointed
representatives and their exercise may be subject to approval by a court. But
since ...
Sed hoc di]<tinctionem reci- pit : nam [mortuo patre, sane] om- nimodo filii filiaeve
sui juris effici- untur ; mortuo vero avo [non om- nimodo nepotes neptesve sui
juris Tit. xii. Quibus modis jus potestatis solvitur. Videamus nunc, quibus modis hi
...
Gaius, Justinian I (Emperor of the East), Thomas Lambert Mears, 1882
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The Congressional Globe
And such is the title of every Indian nation now in fact sui juris to be, and remain
sui juris. There never was, there never can bo, any better title to the right of being
siti juris. To the validity of such a title, its acknowledgment by other sovereignties
...
United States. Congress, Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, 1830
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Cornelius Van Bynkershoek: His Role in the History of ...
However, the application of a key term, i.e. 'sui juris', will reveal the differences in
their legal standing. 'Sui juris' may be described as a legal person possessing full
social and civil rights and having capacity to manage his own affairs.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUI JURIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sui juris is used in the context of the following news items.
Couple confers sacrament of matrimony
... is essentially a naturally occurring institution over which the government has no organic authority by recognizing a couple as “sui juris” (common law) married, ... «Pacific Daily News, Jul 15»
Inside a security expert's collection of hateful artifacts
“Sui juris,” a Latin term used by the anti-governmental group Sovereign Citizens, means “under duress.” Members of the group believe they may decide which ... «Al Jazeera America, Jul 15»
Some thoughts on the construction, rectification and amendment of …
... instrument permitting variation of the terms of the trust, nor does it affect the power of beneficiaries who are all absolutely entitled and all sui juris, unanimously, ... «Lexology, Mar 15»
Pope raises Byzantine-rite Hungarian Catholic Church to status of …
Pope Francis has reorganized the hierarchy of the Byzantine-rite Hungarian Catholic Church, raising it to the level of a sui juris metropolitan Church. The Pope ... «Catholic Culture, Mar 15»
Must Read Primer: Pleading, Long-Arm Jurisdiction, Standard of …
The complaint alleged that the defendant spouse was “sui juris” and “a foreign resident.” The parties agreed that both parties were French citizens residing in ... «Law.com, Mar 15»
Syro-Malabar Catholic Church in India Celebrates Twin Canonizations
23, along with four others, hail from the Syro-Malabar Church, a sui juris (self-governing) Eastern Catholic Church that accounts for half of the nearly 7 million ... «National Catholic Register, Dec 14»
'Sovereign' Actions Complicate Foreclosure of West Little Rock Home
... of special appearance in which they are identified as “a living free man and woman of the soil” who are responding sui juris, not under the power of another. «Arkansas Business Online, Nov 14»
California Supreme Court Finds Franchisor Not Vicariously Liable …
The plaintiff Taylor Patterson, a former pizza store employee, brought a sexual harassment lawsuit against her male supervisor, franchisee Sui Juris LLC (solely ... «The National Law Review, Oct 14»
California Employment Law Notes - September 2014
Taylor Patterson was hired by Sui Juris (a franchisee of Domino's Pizza) to serve customers at its store. Patterson alleged that she was sexually harassed by ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Sep 14»
California Supreme Court serves slice of advice on franchisor FEHA …
Sui Juris, LLC owned and operated a Domino's pizza franchise in California. The parties to the franchise agreement were Sui Juris and Domino's Pizza ... «Lexology, Sep 14»
