Legal Definitions - absque impetitione vasti

Term: absque impetitione vasti
Definition: This is a Latin term used in law history which means "without impeachment of waste". It refers to a situation where a tenant is allowed to use a property without being held responsible for any damage caused to it.
Example: John rented a house from his landlord and was given the right to use the property absque impetitione vasti. This means that John can use the house without worrying about any damage he may cause to it. If John accidentally breaks a window, he will not be held responsible for the cost of repairing it.
The example illustrates how the term absque impetitione vasti is used in a legal context to protect tenants from being held responsible for any damage caused to a property while they are using it.