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Periculum
Matched in: Term Periculum
Mutuum
borrower; for it is his property, and he must restore the equivalent in kind; the maxim ejus est periculum cujus est dominium applying to such cases. In a mutuum the property passes immediately from the mutuant or
Perils of the sea
to a peril of the sea (as the proximate cause) and within the exception. The word peril, like periculum, Lat., from which it is derived, is in itself ambiguous, and sometimes denotes the risk of inevitable mischance,
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