LEGIANCE ; EXPATRIATION; NATURALIZATION.
Nemo plus commodi heredi euo relinquit gudm ipse habuit. No one leaves a greater benefit to his heir than he had himself. Dig. 50. 17. 120.
Nemo plus finis ad alientato traneferre poteet,qudra ipee habet. One cannot transfer to another a larger right than he himself has. Litt. 309 b; Wingate, Max. 56; 2 Kent, Comtn. 324"; 1 Story, Contr. 4th ed. 417, n.; 5 Coke, 113; 10 Pet. 161, 175.
Nemo poteet contra recordont verificare per po Irian'. No one can verify by the country against a record. The issue upon a tecurd cannot be tried by a jury. Coke, 2d Inst. 380.
Nemo poteet ease dominue et &Tree. No one oan be both owner and heir. Hale, Hist. Com. Law, c. 7.
NC7110 poteet eeee eimul actor et judex. No one can be atthe same time judge and suitor. Bi ooru, Max. 3d Lond. ed. 112; 13 Q. B. 327 ; 17 id. 1; 15 C. B. 796; 1 C. B. N. s. 323.
Nemo poteet eeee tenene et dominne. No MELD can be at the same time tenant and landlord (of the 'same tenement). Gilbert, Ten. 102.
NeM0 pOiCgt fucere per (Ilium plod per ee non po fest. No one can do that by another which he can not do by himself. 'Jenk. Cent. Cas. 237.
Nemo poteet faerere per obliquunt pod non poteet farere per di; ectum. No one can do that indirectly 'which cannot be done directly. 1 Ed. Ch. 512.
Nemo poteet mutare coneitium 82121711. in altering in juriam. No one can change his purpose to the in jury of another. Dig. 50. 17. 75; Broom, Max. 3d Lond. ed. 33 ; 7 Johns. N. Y. 477.
Nemo potem sibi debere. No one can owo to him self. See CONFuSioN oF Maus's.
Nemo prreeene intelligat. One is not present unless he understands. See PnEsEncE.
Nemo prresninitur alienani poeteritotent eum prretu lien. No one is presumed to have preferred an other's posterity to his own. Wingate, Max. 285. Nemo prmsumitur donare. No one is presumed to • give.
Nemo prteiumitur immemor ems mternre mantis, et maxima in orticulo mortie. No Man is presumed to be forgetfal of his eternal welfare, and particu btrly at the point of death. 6 Coke, 76.
.A'ento prresurnitur Indere in extremie. No one is presumed to trifle at the point of death.
Nemo prreeumitur mall's. No one is presumed to be bad.
Nemo prohibetur pluree negotintionee sive artee exereere. No one is restrained from exercising 'several kinds of business or arts. 11 Coke, 54.
Nemo prohibetur pluribus defensionibue No one is restrained from using several defences. Coke, Litt. 304; Wingate, Max. 479.
Nemo prudene punit tit prreterita rerocentur, eed ut futura prmveniantur. No wise one punishes that things done may be revoked, but that future wrongs may be prevented. 3 Bulstr. 17.
Nemo punitur pro al eno delicto. No one is to be punis-hed for the crimo or wrong of another. Win gate, Max. 336.
Nemo pnnitnr eine injoriti, facto, seu defatto. No one is puniblied unless for some wrong, act, or de fault. Coke, 2d Inst. 287.
Nemo, qui condemnare poteet, absolvere non potcet.
,No one who may condemn is unable to acquit. Dig. 50. 17. 37.
Nemo eibi eeee judex vet marque dicere ;lad.' No man ought to be his own judge, or to administer. justice in cases where his relations are concerned. 12 Coke, 113; Cod. 3. 5. 1; Broom, Max. 3d Lond. ed. 111.
Nem; eine actione experitur, et hoc non eine. breve sive libello conventionati. No one goes to law with out an action, and no one can bring an action with out a writ or bill. Bracton, 112.
Nemo tenetur od eitoile. No one is bound to au impossibility. Jenk. Cent. Cat. 7.
Nemo tenon'. annum adrerearvnt contra ee. No 'one is bound to arm his adversary. Wingate, Max. 665.
Nemo Imam. divinare. No one is bound to fore tell. 4 Coke, 28; 10 id. 55 a.
rno tenetur edere inetnanenta contra se. No man is und to product writings againg himselfi Bell, Diet.
Nemo tenetur informore qui neeeit eed quisquie ecire quod informat. No one who is ignorant of a thing is hound to give information of it, but every ono is bound to know that which he gives informa tion of. Branch, Princ.; Lane, Exch. 110.