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AUCTOR (Grantor)

The document defines Latin legal terms related to authority and granting rights. It explains that an "auctor" refers to the original grantor or source of a right or title. An "auctore praetore" means an act was done with the authority of a praetor in Roman law or with a judge's sanction in Scots law. An "auctor in rem suam" describes someone acting as the principal in their own affairs. And "auctoritate judicis" means by judicial authority.

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AUCTOR (Grantor)

The document defines Latin legal terms related to authority and granting rights. It explains that an "auctor" refers to the original grantor or source of a right or title. An "auctore praetore" means an act was done with the authority of a praetor in Roman law or with a judge's sanction in Scots law. An "auctor in rem suam" describes someone acting as the principal in their own affairs. And "auctoritate judicis" means by judicial authority.

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AUCTOR (grantor)

auctor (ahk-tor), n.[Latin author] 1. The source of a right or title, such as a grantor;
AUTHOR(2).2. A principal.
AUCTORE PRAETORE
auctore praetore (awk-tor-ee pree-tor-ee). [Latin] 1.Roman law. On the authority of the praetor.
2.Scots law. With the sanction of a judge.
AUCTOR IN REM SUAM
auctor in rem suam (awk-tor in rem s[y]oo-<<schwa>>m). [Latin] Hist. One who acts on
one's own behalf; a principal in one's own affairs.
AUCTORITATE JUDICIS
auctoritate judicis (awk-tor-<<schwa>>-tay-tee joo-di-sis). [Latin] Hist. By judicial authority.

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