An English Version of Legal Maxims : With the Original Forms, Alphabetically Arranged, And An Index of Subjects

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Principles prove, they can not themselves be proved.
PRINCIPIA PROBANT, NON PROBANTUR. — 3 Hep. 50a.
(224) Pr 1833-1842 Pr 1833. Oppose beginnings.
PRINOIPUS OBSTA. — Wliart.
1834. There is no rule as to principles.
PRINCIPIORUM NON EST RATIO. — 2 Bulst. 239.
1835. The principle of any thing is its most powerful part.
PRINCIPIUM EST P0TISSI1I0 PARS CUJUSQUE REI. — 10 Itep. 49.
1836. Prior possession with a subsequent title is better than a prior title without possession.
PRIOR POSSESSIO CUM TIT...ULO POSTERIORE MELIOR EST PRIORE TiTULO siKE possEssioNE. — Tray. 466.
1837. He who is first in time is preferred in law.
PRIOR TEMPORE POTIOR JURE. — BrOOm, 354.
1838. Before you begin, take counsel; but having ma- tured your plan, use despatch.
PRIUSQUAM IXCTPIAS, CONSULTO ; ET UBI CONSULtJERIS MATURI, FACTO OPos EST. — Riley, 343.
1839. We labored first with vices, now with laws.
PRIUS TITUS LABORATIMUS, NUNC LEGIBUS. — 4 Inst. 76.
1840. A deprivation presupposes a possession.

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