- nihil habet
- [͵naıılʹheıbet] лат. юр.
не имеющий имущества, на которое может быть обращено взыскание (о должнике)
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
nihil habet
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nihil habet — /nay(h)al heybat/ He has nothing. The name of a return made by a sheriff to a scire facias or other writ which he has been unable to serve on the defendant … Black's law dictionary
nihil habet — /nay(h)al heybat/ He has nothing. The name of a return made by a sheriff to a scire facias or other writ which he has been unable to serve on the defendant … Black's law dictionary
nihil habet — A sheriff s return on a scire facias as to a defendant whom he failed to serve. Sullivan v Johns (Pa) 5 Whart 366, 369 … Ballentine's law dictionary
nihil habet — ˈhāˌbet noun Etymology: Latin, he has nothing : a return by a sheriff or other officer made on a scire facias or other writ indicating that the defendant has no property within reach of the process, and the defendant has not been served … Useful english dictionary
dower unde nihil habet — Same as de dote unde nihil habet … Ballentine's law dictionary
nihil habet forum ex scena — /nay(h)al heybat foram eks siyna/ The court has nothing to do with what is not before it … Black's law dictionary
nihil habet forum ex scena — /nay(h)al heybat foram eks siyna/ The court has nothing to do with what is not before it … Black's law dictionary
Nihil habet forum ex scena — The forum holds nothing beyond the stage, meaning that the court or tribunal has nothing to do with what is not before it … Ballentine's law dictionary
nihil — /nay(h)al/ Nothing. Often contracted to nil. The word standing alone is the name of an abbreviated form of return to a writ made by a sheriff or constable, the fuller form of which would be nihil est or nihil habet, according to circumstances … Black's law dictionary
nihil — /nay(h)al/ Nothing. Often contracted to nil. The word standing alone is the name of an abbreviated form of return to a writ made by a sheriff or constable, the fuller form of which would be nihil est or nihil habet, according to circumstances … Black's law dictionary
nihil — noun (Latin) nil; nothing (as used by a sheriff after an unsuccessful effort to serve a writ) nihil habet • Topics: ↑Latin • Hypernyms: ↑nothing, ↑nil, ↑nix, ↑nada, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
