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Term: et hoc paratus est verificare
Definition: This Latin phrase means "And this he is prepared to verify." It was traditionally used to conclude a plea in confession and avoidance or any pleading that contained new affirmative matter. If a pleading contained this phrase, it was technically said to "conclude with a verification," which means that the person making the plea was ready to prove what they were saying was true.
et hoc paratus est verificare
When someone says "et hoc paratus est verificare," it means they are ready to prove what they are saying is true. This phrase is often used in a legal setting when someone is making a statement that needs to be verified.
These examples show how "et hoc paratus est verificare" is used to indicate a willingness to prove something is true or false. It is often used in legal settings where proof is important.