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Simple English definitions for legal terms
assisa novae disseysinae
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A quick definition of assisa novae disseysinae:
Assisa Novae Disseysinae: A legal term that refers to a law that protects people from being unfairly kicked out of their property. It's also known as the Assize of Novel Disseisin.
Assisa Panis et Cerevisiae: A law passed a long time ago that made sure bread and ale were sold at fair prices. It's also called the Statute of Bread and Ale.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: Assisa novae disseysinae is a legal term that refers to the Assize of Novel Disseisin. It is a legal action that allows a person who has been wrongfully dispossessed of their property to recover it.
John owns a piece of land, but one day he finds out that his neighbor, Tom, has taken possession of it. John can bring an assisa novae disseysinae action against Tom to recover his land.
Definition: Assisa panis et cerevisiae is a legal term that refers to the Assize of Bread and Ale. It was a statute passed in the 51st year of the reign of Henry III that regulated the sale of bread and ale.
The Assisa panis et cerevisiae required bakers and brewers to sell their products at fair prices and to use standard measures. This helped to prevent fraud and ensure that consumers received quality products.