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instrumentum

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A quick definition of instrumentum:

Term: instrumentum

Definition: An instrumentum is a type of document that is not sealed, such as a court roll. It is a historical term that refers to a written record or deed.

A more thorough explanation:

Instrumentum

Instrumentum is a Latin word that refers to a written document or deed that is not sealed. It can be any legal document that is used to prove something.

  • A lease agreement is an example of an instrumentum because it is a written document that proves that a tenant has the right to use a property for a certain period of time.
  • A promissory note is another example of an instrumentum because it is a written document that proves that someone has promised to pay back a loan.

These examples illustrate how instrumentum is used to refer to any written document that serves as proof of something. It can be used in legal proceedings to support a claim or to establish a right.

instrument of ratification | insubordination

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