Scare constitutum est, res inter alios judicatas aliis non prcejudicare. It has often been settled that matters adjudged between others ought not to prejudice those who were not parties. Dig. 42. 1. 63.
Scope viatorem nova non vetus orbita fallit. Often it is the new track, not the old one, which de ceives the traveller. 4 Inst. 34.
Stepenumero ubi proprietas verborum attenditur, sensus veritatis amittitur. Frequently where the propriety of words is attended to, the meaning of truth is lost. 7 Co. 27.
Salus populi est supreme lex. The safety of the people is the supreme law. Bacon, Max. Reg. 12 ; Broom, Max. 1, 10, 287, n. ; 13 Co. 139 ; 8 Mete. (Mass.) 465 ; 12 id. 82; 116 Mass. 260. See 39 Am.
L. Rev. 911. The correct reading la given as: Salim populi suprema lex eato.
Salus reipublicce suprema lex. The safety of the state is the supreme law. 4 Cush. (Maas.) 71; 1 Gray (Mass.) 386; Broom, Max. 366.
Salus ubi multa consilia. in many counsellors there is safety. 4 Inst. 1.
Sanguinis conjunctio benevolentia devincit ho mines et caritate. A tie of blood overcomea men through benevolence and family affection.
Sapiens incipit a fine, et quod primum eat in in tentions, ultimum est in executions. A wise man begins with the last, and what ia first in intention is last in execution. 10 Co. 25.
Sapiens omnia agit cum consilio. A wise man does everything advisedly. 4 Inst. 4.
Sapient-ia legia numrnario pretio non est cesti manda. The wisdom of the law cannot be valued by money. Jenk. Cent. 168.
Sapientis judicis eat cogitare tantum sibi esse permissum, quantum commissum et creditum. it is the duty of a wise judge to think so much only permitted to him as is committed and intrusted to him. 4 Inst. 163.
Satisfaction should be made to that fund which has sustained the loss. 4 Bouv. Inst. n. 3731.
Satius est petere Pontes quam sectari rivulos. It is better to seek the fountain than to follow rivu lets. 10 Co. 118.
Scienti et volenti non fit injuria. A wrong is not done to one who knows and asaents to it. Bract. 20. Scientia sciolorum eat mis=ts ignorantia. The knowledge of smatterers is mixed ignorance. 8 Co.
159.
Scientia utrinque par pares contrahentee facit. Equal knowledge on both sides makes the contract ing parties equal. 3 Burr. 1910; L. R. 2 Q. B. 589; Broom, Max. 772, 792, n.
Scire debes cum quo Contrahis. You ought, to know with whom you deal. 11 M. & W. 405, 632 ; 13 id. 171.
Scire et scire debere cequiparantur in jure. To know a thing, and to be bound to know it, are re garded in law as equivalent. Trayner, Max. 551. Scire loges, non hoc eat verba earum tenere, sed vim et potestatens. To know the laws, ia not to observe their mere words, but their force and power. Dig. 1. 3. 17.
Scire proprie eat rem rations at per causam cog noscere. To know properly is to know a thing by its cause and in its reason. Co. Litt. 183.
Scribere eat agere. To write is to act. 2 Rolle 89 ; 4 Bla. Com. 80 ; Broom, Max. 312, 967.
Scriptce obligationes acriptis tolluntur, et midi consensus obligatio contrario consenau dissolvitur. Written obligations are dissolved by writing, and the obligations of a naked agreement by a naked agreement to the contrary.
Secta est pugna civilia, aicut actorea arnzantur ac tionibua, et quasi accinguntur Nadas, ita rei (e con tra) muniuntur exceptionibus, et del enduntUr quasi clypeis. A suit is a civil battle, as the plaintiffs are armed with actions and as it were girt with swords, so on the other band the defendants are fortified with pleas, and defended as It were by shields. Hoh. 20 ; Bract. 339 b.
Secta quo script° nititur a script° variari non debet. A suit which relies upon a writing ought not to vary from the writing. Jenk. Cent. 65. Secundum naturam est, coramoda cujuaque rei eum aequi, quern aequentur incommoda. It is nat ural that he who bears the charge of a thing should receive the profits. Dig. 50. 17. 10.
Securiva expediuntur negotia commissa pluribus, et plus vident oculi quam oculua. Business in trusted to several speeds best, and several eyes see more than one. 4 Co. 46.
Seisina facit stipitem. Seisin makes the stock. 2 Bla. Com. 209 ; Broom, Max. 525, 528 ; 1 Steph. Com. 367 ; 4 Kent 388, 389 ; 13 Ga. 238.