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Definition of sui juris in English: sui jurisadjectiveˌsuːiː ˈdʒʊərɪsˈjʊərɪsˌso͞oˌī ˈjo͝oris Law Of age; independent. 〔律〕成年的；有自主权的 the beneficiaries are all sui juris 受益人都是有自主能力的成年人。 Example sentencesExamples - Should the applicant for naturalisation as a Thai, under paragraph one, have children who are not sui juris in accordance with Thai law, and who have a domicile in Thailand, he may concurrently apply for such naturalisation for his children.
- Taxpayer is and at all times was a natural person, sui juris, and a citizen and a resident of North Carolina.
- If the plaintiff is sui juris, there appears to be no reason for a prepartition severance proceeding.
- In any event, a prospective representative may not represent any sui juris person who objects to the representation, and, in a judicial proceeding, a court may appoint a guardian or trustee ad litem if the court determines that the representation is or might be inadequate.
- The trustee gives written notice of the trustee's intention to convert the trust into a unitrust and of how the unitrust will operate, including what initial decisions the trustee will make under this section, to all the sui juris beneficiaries who are currently eligible to receive income from the trust.
OriginLatin, literally 'of one's own right'. Definition of sui juris in US English: sui jurisadjectiveˌso͞oˌī ˈjo͝oris Law Of age; independent. 〔律〕成年的；有自主权的 the beneficiaries are all sui juris 受益人都是有自主能力的成年人。 Example sentencesExamples - In any event, a prospective representative may not represent any sui juris person who objects to the representation, and, in a judicial proceeding, a court may appoint a guardian or trustee ad litem if the court determines that the representation is or might be inadequate.
- If the plaintiff is sui juris, there appears to be no reason for a prepartition severance proceeding.
- Taxpayer is and at all times was a natural person, sui juris, and a citizen and a resident of North Carolina.
- The trustee gives written notice of the trustee's intention to convert the trust into a unitrust and of how the unitrust will operate, including what initial decisions the trustee will make under this section, to all the sui juris beneficiaries who are currently eligible to receive income from the trust.
- Should the applicant for naturalisation as a Thai, under paragraph one, have children who are not sui juris in accordance with Thai law, and who have a domicile in Thailand, he may concurrently apply for such naturalisation for his children.
OriginLatin, literally ‘of one's own right’. |