de bene esse (Meaning)

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de bene esse ()

Of well being; of formal sufficiency for the time; conditionally; provisionally.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In legal proceedings, a deposition may be taken de bene esse to preserve testimony for future use.
The witness's testimony was recorded de bene esse due to concerns about their availability during the trial.
The court allowed the deposition to be taken de bene esse to accommodate the witness's scheduling conflicts.
De bene esse depositions are commonly used when witnesses are unable to appear in court at the time of trial.
The attorney sought permission to take the deposition de bene esse to ensure the witness's testimony was preserved.
The judge granted the request to take the deposition de bene esse to prevent potential delays in the trial.
De bene esse depositions may be admitted as evidence in court if the witness is unavailable to testify in person.
The plaintiff's attorney arranged for the deposition to be conducted de bene esse to secure crucial testimony.
De bene esse depositions provide a means to document testimony in advance to avoid uncertainties during trial.
The de bene esse deposition was crucial in establishing the facts of the case when the witness was unable to testify in person.

Of well being; of formal sufficiency for the time; conditionally; provisionally.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In legal proceedings, a deposition may be taken de bene esse to preserve testimony for future use.

The witness's testimony was recorded de bene esse due to concerns about their availability during the trial.

The court allowed the deposition to be taken de bene esse to accommodate the witness's scheduling conflicts.

De bene esse depositions are commonly used when witnesses are unable to appear in court at the time of trial.