What is NASCITURUS?

Lat That shall hereafter be born. A term used in marriage settlements to designate the future issue of the marriage, as distinguished from “nutus,” a child already born.

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BASTARD, NATURAL CHILD, LEGITIMATE, ANTENUPTIAL, LEGITIMATE CHILD, BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK, AFTER- BORN, MORTUUS EXITUS NON EST EXITUS, NATUS, GAMALIS


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