in haec verba

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in haec verba (in hike verb-ah) prep. Latin for "in these words," which refers to stating the exact language of an agreement in a complaint or other pleading rather than attaching a copy of the agreement as an exhibit incorporated into the pleading. (See: pleading, complaint)

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FURTHER, it is resolved that the minutes of the June 4, 2002 meeting of the Restructuring Committee and the June 6, 2002 Board Meeting shall be circulated to the resigning members for their comments, and the text of this resolution (including all WHEREAS clauses) and any comments of the resigning members and continuing members of the Board shall be reflected in haec verba in the minutes of the meetings. Enron Board Reports Progress On Planned Transition by Business Wire More results

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FURTHER, it is resolved that the minutes of the June 4, 2002 meeting of the Restructuring Committee and the June 6, 2002 Board Meeting shall be circulated to the resigning members for their comments, and the text of this resolution (including all WHEREAS clauses) and any comments of the resigning members and continuing members of the Board shall be reflected in haec verba in the minutes of the meetings.

Enron Board Reports Progress On Planned Transition by Business Wire

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In fictione juris
In fieri
In forma pauperis
In foro conscientiae
In fraudem legis
In gremio legis
In gross

in haec verba
In invitum
In judiciis minori aetati sucuritur
In judicio
In judicio non creditur nisi juratis
In jure
In jure non remota causa
In Kind

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