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Simple English definitions for legal terms
ne unques
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A quick definition of ne unques:
Term: ne unques
Definition: Ne unques is a legal term that means "never".
It is often used in legal documents to indicate that something will never happen or has never happened. For example, a contract might state that a party will ne unques disclose confidential information to a third party.
The term comes from Law French, which was a language used in English courts from the Norman Conquest until the 17th century. While it is no longer commonly used in modern legal language, it is still occasionally encountered in historical documents and legal texts.
A more thorough explanation:
Term: ne unquesDefinition: Ne unques means never in Law French.
Examples: The defendant ne unques appeared in court, which led to a warrant for their arrest. The plaintiff's request for a retrial was denied ne unques.
Explanation: Ne unques is a legal term used to indicate that something has never happened or will never happen. In the examples given, the defendant never showed up in court and the plaintiff's request for a retrial was denied without any chance of it happening in the future.