Liberam Legem Amittere Law and Legal Definition
Liberam legem amittere is a Latin term meaning, to lose one’s free law. This also means falling, by crime or infamy. Under the concept of liberam legem amittere, a person would be discredited as juror and witness. It would also mean forfeiture of goods and chattels. Liberam legam amittere is the ancient punishment of a consipirator and of a party involved in a wager of battle who cried “craven”. It is also known as amittere liberam legem meaning “to lose the law of the land.”
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Related Legal Terms
- Ad Communem Legem
- Amittere Legem Terrae
- Consensus Facit Legem
- Consuetudo Ex Certa Causa Rationabili Usitata Privat Communem Legem
- Contra Legem
- Contra Legem Terrae
- Extra Legem Positus
- Modus Et Conventio Vincunt Legem
- Necessitas Vincit Legem
- Vitium Est Quod Fugi Debet, Ne, Si Rationem Non Invenias, Mox Legem Sine Ratione Esse Clames
