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Feodum est quod quis tenet ex quacunque causa, sive sit tenementum sive reditus

Feodum est quod quis tenet ex quacunque causa, sive sit tenementum sive reditus, [Lat.], A fee

Ex provisione mariti (from the provision of the husband).

Ex-lex, an outlaw; one who is outside the law's protection, Black's

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Ex 'quo et bono (in equity and good conscience).

Ex visitatione Dei (by the visitation of God). (Exvitermini from the

Lex non oritur ex injuria [Lat.], the law does not arise from an unlawful

Ex pracedentibus et consequentibus est optima interpretatio [Lat.], The best interpretation

Ex post facto [jure] (from a law made after); i.e., the

Ex pacto illicito non oritur actio [Lat.], No action arises out

constitui oportet in his que ut plurimum accidunt, non que ex inopinato [Lat.], Law ought to be made with a view

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