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Term: tanquam interim dominus
Definition: Tanquam interim dominus means "as the temporary owner" in Law Latin. It refers to a situation where someone has temporary ownership or control over something.
TANQUAM JURE DEVOLUTO: Tanquam jure devoluto means "as if the right had devolved" in Law Latin. It is used to describe a situation where someone is acting as if they have the right to something that has been passed down to them.
tanquam interim dominus
When someone is referred to as tanquam interim dominus, it means that they are the temporary owner of something.
These examples show how someone can be given temporary ownership or control over something until a permanent solution is found. In both cases, the individuals were given the responsibility to act as the owner for a limited time.