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Latin Dictionary Word Meaning of nemo est heres viventis

1.1 “No one is heir of a living person”: the inheritance of an estate is decided only upon the death of its owner, and nobody is “heir” while that person is alive (only heir apparent or heir presumptive).

Part of Speech - Latin Dictionary word nemo est heres viventis

nemo est heres viventis is a Proverb. A short, well-known saying expressing a general truth or piece of advice

Latin Dictionary Synonyms of nemo est heres viventis

vīventis nēmō est hērēs

Latin Dictionary Examples of Usage of nemo est heres viventis

1.1 Suum enim nasci dicimus, qui post mortem nascitur: quoniam sicut viuentis nemo est haeres, ita nemo testatori viuo suus haeres nascitur.
In English: Indeed, we say that his [heir] is born, when [the heir] is born after his death: for just as no one is heir of a living person, so no one is born heir to a living testator.

Latin Dictionary Word Forms of nemo est heres viventis

1. nēmō est hērēs vīventis (canonical)

History of nemo est heres viventis

Of uncertain specific origin; current as a maxim across Western Europe by the 16th–17th centuries, in both England and the Continent. Later treated as a precept of common law, though its occasional ascription to the 13th-century English jurist Bracton is spurious.