Simple English definitions for legal terms
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ENTRYAD TERMINUM QUI PRAETERIIT: This is a Latin phrase that means "see AD TERMINUM QUI PRAETERIIT".
AD TERMINUM QUI PRAETERIIT: This is a legal term that means "the time has passed". It is used to refer to a situation where a deadline or time limit has expired and cannot be extended. For example, if a contract has a deadline for payment and that deadline has passed, the contract is said to be "ad terminum qui praeteriit".
ENTRYAD TERMINUM QUI PRAETERIIT
Entry ad terminum qui praeteriit means "entry to a term that has passed." It refers to a legal principle that prevents someone from making a claim or taking action after a certain period of time has passed.
These examples show how entry ad terminum qui praeteriit can be used to prevent people from making claims or taking legal action after a certain amount of time has passed. It is important to be aware of deadlines and statutes of limitations in order to avoid losing your rights to pursue a legal claim.