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Legal Definitions - pecunia
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Definition of pecunia
Definition: Pecunia means money or property. It was a term used in ancient Rome.
Examples:
- If you have a lot of pecunia, you can buy anything you want.
- He inherited a large amount of pecunia from his grandfather.
- The debtor paid his pecunia numerata to the creditor to settle his debt.
The examples show how pecunia was used to refer to money or property in ancient Rome. The first example shows how having a lot of pecunia can give someone the ability to buy anything they want. The second example illustrates how pecunia can be inherited. The third example shows how pecunia numerata was used to pay off a debt.
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Simple Definition
Term: pecunia
Definition: Pecunia means money or property. Pecunia certa is a definite sum of money, while pecunia constituta is a fixed sum of money in Roman law. Pecunia non numerata is a defense used in Roman law when money has not been paid, even if the defendant acknowledged receiving it. Pecunia numerata refers to money that has been counted out and given to pay a debt.
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