Necessitate
41ex necessitate legis — /eks nasesateytiy liyjas/ From or by necessity of law. 4 Bl.Comm. 394 …
42ex necessitate rei — /eks nasesateytiy riyay/ From the necessity or urgency of the thing or case …
43jurisdictio est potestas de publico introducta, cum necessitate juris dicendi — /jurasdiksh(iy)ow est patestxs diy pablakow intradakta, kam nasesateytiy juras dasenday/ Jurisdiction is a power introduced for the public good, on account of the necessity of dispensing justice …
44quod est ex necessitate nunquam introducitur, nisi quando necessarium — /kwod est eks nasesateytiy nagkwam intrad(y)uwsatar, naysay kwondow nesaseriyam/ That which is of necessity is never introduced, unless when necessary …
45super fidem chartarum, mortuis testibus, erit ad patriam de necessitate recurrendum — /s(y)uwpar faydam karteram, mortyuwas testabas, ehrat sd paetriyam diy nasesateytiy rekahrendam/ The truth of charters is necessarily to be referred to a jury, when the witnesses are dead …
46ex necessitate — From or by reason of necessity …
47ex necessitate legis — By necessity of law; by legal necessity; as where a woman is capitally convicted and pleads her pregnancy, it is cause to stay execution until her delivery. See 4 Bl Comm 394 …
48ex necessitate rei — From the necessity of the thing; from the exigency or urgency of the matter …
49Jurisdictio est potestas de publico introducta, cum necessitate juris dicendi — Jurisdiction is a power introduced for the public welfare, through the necessity of administering the law …
50reprieve ex necessitate legis — A reprieve required by law to be granted under certain circumstances, as when a woman convicted of a capital offense alleges pregnancy of a quick child in delay of execution, or when a prisoner has become insane between the time of sentence and… …