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haec est finalis concordia
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A quick definition of haec est finalis concordia:
Term: haec est finalis concordia
Definition: This is a phrase used in old legal proceedings to signify the final agreement. It was often used to transfer land ownership. Think of it like saying "this is the final deal" when buying or selling something.
Note: This term is no longer commonly used in modern legal proceedings.
A more thorough explanation:
haec est finalis concordia
haec est finalis concordia means "this is the final agreement" in Law Latin. It was used in a fictitious judicial proceeding to transfer land ownership.
When someone wanted to transfer land ownership in the past, they would use a legal process called a fine. The process would end with the words "haec est finalis concordia" to indicate that the agreement was final and the land had been transferred. For example, if John wanted to sell his land to Mary, they would go through the fine process and end with "haec est finalis concordia" to show that the land now belonged to Mary.