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Legal Definitions - damnosa aut lucrosa
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Definition of damnosa aut lucrosa
damnosa aut lucrosa
When someone inherits something, they have to decide if it will be good or bad for them. This is called damnosa aut lucrosa.
- John inherited his grandfather's old house. He had to decide if it would be worth fixing up and living in or if it would be too expensive to maintain. This is an example of damnosa aut lucrosa.
- Samantha inherited a large sum of money from her aunt. She had to decide if she should invest it or spend it all at once. This is an example of damnosa aut lucrosa.
These examples show how someone has to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of inheriting something before making a decision.
The young man knows the rules, but the old man knows the exceptions.
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Simple Definition
Term: damnosa aut lucrosa
Definition: Damnosa aut lucrosa is a Latin term that means disadvantageous or advantageous. In history, when someone inherited an estate, they had to decide whether it would be good or bad for them before accepting it. This decision had to be made within a year, and it was known as Annus Deliberandi.
It is better to risk saving a guilty man than to condemn an innocent one.
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