cadūcārius, a, um (caducus), I) fallsüchtig, homines, Augustin. de beat. vit. § 16 u. 20. – II) ein herrenloses Gut betreffend, lex Iulia c. (von Augustus herrührend), Ulp. lib. reg. § 28. – subst., der Erbe eines herrenlosen Gutes, Gloss. IV, 214, 2 u. ö.
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caduciary — kəˈd(y)üs(h)ēˌerē, üshərē noun ( es) Etymology: modification (influenced by English fiduciary) of Latin caducarius more at caducary : a caducary estate or subject of property … Useful english dictionary
ca|du|ca|ry — «kuh DOO kuhr ee, DYOO », adjective. Law. subject to or by way of escheat or lapse. ╂[< Latin cadūcārius having to do with bona cadūca lapsed possessions] … Useful english dictionary
