Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Abatamentum is a legal term that refers to the act of eliminating or nullifying something, such as a nuisance or a writ. It can also mean the suspension or defeat of a pending legal action for a reason unrelated to the merits of the claim. In addition, abatamentum can refer to the reduction of a legacy in a will due to the estate's insolvency. In an archaic sense, it can also mean the act of thrusting oneself tortiously into real estate after the owner dies and before the legal heir enters.
ABATAMENTUM
Abatamentum is a legal term that refers to the act of thrusting oneself tortiously into real estate after the owner dies and before the legal heir enters. It is also known as abatement.
Abatement can also refer to:
These examples illustrate the different meanings of abatement in legal contexts. In the first example, abatamentum refers to the illegal act of taking possession of someone else's property. In the other examples, abatement refers to legal procedures that can suspend or reduce legal actions or debts.