LSDefine

Simple English definitions for legal terms

annuus reditus

Read a random definition: pretermitted heir

A quick definition of annuus reditus:

Term: ANNUUS REDITUS

Definition: Annuus reditus means a yearly rent. It is a legal term used to describe the amount of money that is paid annually for the use of a property or asset. For example, if someone rents a house, they may be required to pay an annuus reditus to the landlord every year. This term is often used in legal documents and contracts.

A more thorough explanation:

ANNUUS REDITUS

Annus reditus is a Latin term that means a yearly rent.

1. The landlord charges an annuus reditus of $12,000 for the apartment.

2. The lease agreement states that the tenant must pay an annuus reditus of $500 for the parking space.

The examples illustrate how annuus reditus is used to refer to the yearly rent charged by a landlord or property owner. In the first example, the landlord charges an annual rent of $12,000 for the apartment, which the tenant must pay every year. In the second example, the tenant is required to pay an annual rent of $500 for the parking space.

annus utilis | anomalous indorsement

General

General chat about the legal profession.

General >T14 Off Topic

👍 Chat vibe: 0 👎

c0bra1

19:48

damn im only moving 500

c0bra1

19:48

feel like i will be more freaked when it gets to august tho rn it seems fake to me

OrangeThing

20:18

Wrote my wisdom thing and with that I'm logging off, my friends you know where to find me my haters may you find peace in your lives and everyone else take care and kick this cycle's ass

MountainMamaMonster

2:10

meow

FancyAmericanGirl

11:52

Not the furry

ObeseDisagreeableDevil

15:43

questionnnnnn - does anyone know what it means if you got the first feeler from gulc last week? can't tell if its something generic or something to get hopes up for.

WinnieCOgirl

16:22

For those accepted by the University of Utah in the past week--can you share when their published seating fee deadline is? I know the first one was April 15th...? THX!

MrThickRopes

18:28

Fo pm gon be a movviiiiieeee tmrw

MrThickRopes

18:29

I can feeeeeel iiiiit

LightningBug

18:48

@WinnieCOgirl: The Seat Deposit & Enrollment Certification form (due on 05/02/2025) The Seat Deposit (due on 05/02/2025)

AnnoyingAtiny

19:44

rejected on a saturday GG

MrThickRopes

19:49

Did u get rejected fo pm ?

AnnoyingAtiny

19:50

good question i panic checked, do most decisions drop at 4?

AnnoyingAtiny

19:50

i have no clue i checked at 10pm

FancyAmericanGirl

20:53

@ObeseDisagreeableDevil: just generic sent to all

ObeseDisagreeableDevil

21:02

that's what I thought fancy

MrThickRopes

21:37

it all comes at fo

MrThickRopes

21:38

everything

MrThickRopes

21:38

fo pm

Sagamore

21:43

i need advice about undergrad and gpa, can someone help

MrThickRopes

22:33

ok

MrThickRopes

22:33

hit me

Sagamore

22:53

i know its hard to know because I haven't taken LSAT yet, but Im going to graduate with a 3.4. Idk if id write an addendum for my gpa because i just slacked off for a lot of college unfortunately. Plan is to start studying for lsat in October, and then take a gap year to get WE. T14 isn't even on my radar, but from people who know and understand the admission process better probably, am i cooked at even getting into a T50. I know lsat score is huge but reading people get rejected while having 3.8+ is anxiety inducing

c0bra1

23:25

@Sagamore: you can do applicant search to get closer results but there are plenty of ppl with a 3.3-3

c0bra1

23:25

3.4 that got into t50s-t20s (sorry i pressed send early)

c0bra1

23:26

i would just focus on maximizing ur lsat score

windyMagician

0:39

we always talk about fo pm but never about fo am

DeadProbableGnome

1:19

oooo

DeadProbableGnome

1:28

@Sagamore: I will make my main account unprivated because I like you. @MrThickRopees you are the new Dkkm10 whether you like it or not because you were the first to offer advice. I have been watching to see if anyone would offer advice. That's my whole modus operandi. My assgraduated with a 3.44 and I am essentially attending William & Mary law. TBH what you outlined is a better plan than what I did. I quit my job at Disney in june of 2023 to study for the LSAT. I took 3 months to study and took the september 2023 LSAT and got a 157. I then studied for the November LSAT and got a 155 cus I fucked around doing Fiat Lux classes at UCLA. Let me say this, if you are like me, you need at least 6 months of prep. In totality, I spent almost only 6 months of actual studying to go from a diagnostic of 143 -> 168. I would not put a T14 on your radar. A T14 is for people who do not have a 3.4 GPA. You are not cooked getting into a T50. LSAT is huge but it you have to think about the type of

DeadProbableGnome

1:40

In addition to my story, I took the month of december to fuck around and study for the LSAT only to get a 158. It took 3 months of dedicated study to go from 158 -> 168 during July to October of 2024. Yeah, you will see people with higher LSAT's and big ass GPA's get rejected from T14's. You have the right mentality of wanting to get into a T50 law school. Lawyers don't do much with their careers outside of T50. I would say you need at least a 165+ for a T50 and to apply early. It used to be 165+ for a T14 but times have changed. ASU is honestly as low as I would go at 165 so shoot for 165+ on the LSAT. If you can get that, you are at least going to have a semblance of a career. The T14 grind is different. It's no longer about your grades or your status within some law firm but a dedicated drive to be an abolsute killer. To be someone who has faced adversity and completely fucked adversity up. Sure some schools will accept you if you apple early with good stats, but a 3.4 can only ge

LSD+ is ad-free, with DMs, discounts, case briefs & more.