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demease

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A quick definition of demease:

Demease means death. It can also refer to the passing of property from one person to another, either by lease or inheritance. In history, it was used to describe the transfer of a kingdom to a successor upon a sovereign's death. In legal terms, it can be used in an ejectment action to show who holds an estate on a lease.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Demease (di-meez) is a historical term that means death. It is similar to the term "demise."

Example: The demease of the king meant that the kingdom was transferred to his successor.

Explanation: In this example, "demease" is used to refer to the death of the king. It is similar to the term "demise," which can also refer to death. The sentence explains that when the king died, his kingdom was transferred to his successor.

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BabeLincoln
15:39
Same here
15:40
Yay! congrats
15:45
Officially decided where I'm going this Fall. Cycle over - good luck everyone!
15:45
Congrats Pandally!
15:46
does the II from NYU mean anything
15:48
^^^ I just got one and was wondering the same
15:48
yeah like does everyone on the NYU WL get it or does it mean they're more strongly considering
LegalUsername
15:49
Just got my NYU II
no to my understanding everyone on the WL gets the invitation
15:49
ok lit
at least thats how i interpreted the information on their website about it
15:50
Damn :(
15:51
Well congrats to everyone then I guess lol
Obtainingdreams
15:58
@serenity--now: they called me this morning
i got an NYU II also, let's go
16:08
are y'all planning on doing any kind of prep before 1L starts?
16:08
I'm debating on what books to read, if there's courses out there, etc.
ClassyPleasantHeron
16:16
Wild that NYU doesn't have enough staff to deliver decisions in a timely fashion, but they can offer dozens of interviews to people they've kept in limbo for months.
ClassyPleasantHeron
16:16
No, not salty at all. Why do you ask?
FINALLY MY CYCLE IS OVER
PreviousSwelteringQuail
16:22
Is it helpful to visit a law school’s campus on the WL? (I’ll be in the city this summer anyways so it’s pretty low stakes in terms of money/travel time)
my fordham WL email has verb noun agreement errors...
16:36
tap in
ClassyPleasantHeron
16:38
@PreviousSwelteringQuail: Hard to say. Some schools don't care or aren't organized in a way that a visit translates into interest. It won't hurt your chances, and it may be worth visiting just to see if you really can picture yourself there.
17:42
@PreviousSwelteringQuail: it does not help
Ijustwannagetinman
17:46
Georgetown updated my law hub to "applicant withdrawn" but never responded to my really long kind email explaining why I had to withdraw lol
Ijustwannagetinman
17:47
that's kinda rude I mean I understand though but wow
Ijustwannagetinman
17:51
Also if anyone cares, it seems spivey was right that we will see more Wairlist movement. UCLA and UVA are the only T14 that have truly been through their waitlists and both have already taken way more students than last year at this point. Definitely something to watch!
fwiw that's how its been for every school i withdrew from, or something like "application cancelled"
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