consuetudo
21consuetudo non trahitur in consequentiam — /konswatyuwdow non trey(h)atar in konsakwensh(iy)am/ Custom is not drawn into consequence …
22consuetudo praescripta et legitima vincit legem — /konswatyuwdow praskripta at lajitama vinsat liyjam/ A prescriptive and lawful custom overcomes the law …
23consuetudo regni angliae est lex angliae — /konswatyuwdow regnay asggliyiy est leks aerjgliyiy/ The custom of the kingdom of England is the law of England. 2 Bl.Comm. 422 …
24consuetudo semel reprobata non potest amplius induci — /konswatyuwdow semal reprowbeyta non powtast asmpliyas ind(y)uwsay/ A custom once disallowed cannot be again brought forward [or relied on] …
25consuetudo tollit communem legem — /konswatyuwdow tolat kamyuwnam liyjam/ Custom takes away the common law …
26consuetudo est optimus interpres legum — /konswatyuwdow est optamas intarpriyz liygam/ Custom is the best expounder of the laws …
27consuetudo licet sit magnae auctoritatis, nunquam tamen, praajudicat manifests veritati — /konswatyuwdow, lisat sit maegniy oktohrateytas, narjkwam taemen prajuwdakat maenafestiy vehrateytay/ A custom, though it be of great authority, should never prejudice manifest truth …
28consuetudo loci observanda est — /konswatyuwdow lowsay obzarvasnda est/ The custom of a place is to be observed …
29consuetudo manerii et loci observanda est — /konswatyuwdow maniriyay et lowsay obzarvaenda est/ A custom of a manor and place is to be observed …
30consuetudo mercatorum — /konswatyuwdow markatoram/ The custom of merchants, the same with lex mercatoria …