Non Sui Juris

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[Latin, Not his own master.] A term applied to an individual who lacks the legal capacity to act on his or her own behalf, such as an infant or an insane person.

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Non refert verbis an factis fit revocatio
Non residence
non salable
non sequitur
Non solum quid licet
non specific
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Non Sui Juris
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Non temere credere
Non tenent insimul
Non tenuit
Non tenure

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