potestas abstinendi

potestas abstinendi
\\-ˌäbztəˈnen(ˌ)dē, -ˌäpst-; -ˌabztəˈnen(ˌ)dē, -ˌdī\ noun
Etymology: Latin, power of refusing
: the right granted by the praetorian law of ancient Rome to a necessary family heir to decline the inheritance; also : the power to exercise this right — called also beneficium abstinendi

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  • jus abstinendi — (Civil law.) The right of renouncing, also called potestas abstinendi (the power of renouncing),–that is, the right which an heir had to renounce his paternal inheritance. See Mackeldey s Roman Law § 733 …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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