In transitu

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IN TRANSITU. During the transit, or removal from one place to another.
2. The transit continues until the goods have arrived at their place of destination, and nothing remains to be done to complete the delivery; or until the goods have been delivered, before reaching their place of destination, and the person entitled takes an actual or symbolical possession. Vide Stoppage in transitu; Transitus.

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in terrorem clause
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In transitu
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