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nient seisi

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A quick definition of nient seisi:

Term: NIENT SEISI

Definition: Nient seisi is a legal term that means "not seised." It was used in historical writs to deny the recovery of an annuity. In simpler terms, it means that the person making the claim did not have the legal right to the annuity they were seeking.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Nient seisi (nee-ent see-zee) is a legal term that comes from Law French and means "not seised." It refers to a general denial in a writ to recover an annuity.

Example: If someone is trying to recover an annuity from another person, they might file a writ that includes the phrase "nient seisi" as a general denial of the claim.

Explanation: This means that the person being sued is denying that they owe the annuity. They are saying that they were never "seised" or possessed of the annuity in the first place, so they cannot be held responsible for it. This was a common defense in annuity cases in the past.

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Dkk

10:08

I feel my strength returning after being sick.

jackfrost11770

10:08

i'm gonna watch it tmrw!! and yes not ready lol omg i can't imagine it'll be a happy ending

triplethread

10:08

my nips are pierced

snow

10:08

thread we hoping kent today lmaooo

triplethread

10:08

YESSS

babycat

10:08

I have a conch that took forever to heal until i switched it to a hoop

snow

10:08

like a sea shell?

triplethread

10:08

Lips scare me more than nips

babycat

10:08

There’s a part of your ear called the conch, bc it’s shaped like that

jackfrost11770

10:09

triple yeah same but it fr didn't hurt at at all it was kinda underwhelming lol

Dkk

10:09

@jackfrost11770: I am gunna make a wild prediction that ekko shows up and uses his chrono shift power to reverse time. Btw, you probably don't know this but Vi - 6, Vander - 5, Jinx - 10, Ekko - 12. Silco -2.

jackfrost11770

10:09

but it's def the visual of having a needle go through your lip that is the scariest part but it was completely fine

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

10:09

I had a friend who had like 6 piercings in each ear, I was like that has to be loud

jackfrost11770

10:09

no dkk i think the same!!!!

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

10:09

They would click clack

babycat

10:09

I almost did nipple piercing on a dare once but I would be sad if my nipples looked different

triplethread

10:09

I didnt bleed when i got mine done and they never hurt. I think my body is just really built for piercings because i've never had any rejections its that african tribal blood

Dkk

10:09

@triplethread: did you soak em in like salt water for a year.

triplethread

10:10

nope

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

10:10

@babycat: they are too cute for piercings? My wife plans to get them done after breast feeding and Id do it to see how it feels and laugh

jackfrost11770

10:10

bulb i have like 6 piercings in each ear but they're all apart from each other so they do not clack lol

triplethread

10:10

@babycat: I only have 1 pierced for that reason

Dkk

10:10

Lmfao, that is risky I hear. @triple

shaquilleoatmeal

10:10

Happy Friday hoes

jackfrost11770

10:11

i got my navel done recently and that shit was annoying for like two weeks but now it's completely fine

babycat

10:11

also my boobs are too big to go without a bra on the regular so people would never know that I have them

triplethread

10:11

I had a saline spray that i used for a couple months but shes all good and guys love it so win win

JumpySubsequentDolphin

10:11

@BulbasaurNoLikeCardio: I’ve only gotten my nose pierced as a baby before I got my nose piercing and it was a very mild experience

jackfrost11770

10:11

i was worried it was gonna catch on things and shit but actually w the way the anatomy works it's totally fine

renard99

10:11

@jackfrost11770: Heard you were Russian, DM me

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