| 释义 |
‖ pluris petitio Sc. Law.|ˈplʊərɪs pɪˈtɪʃɪəʊ|
[L. petītio asking, plūris of more.]
The asking more judicially than is truly due.
1760Ld. Kames Equity i. i. (1767) 226 It is admitted that where the pluris petitio is occasioned by an innocent error..the adjudication ought to be supported as a security for what is justly due. 1838W. Bell Dict. Law Scot. s.v., Where an adjudication is led for a larger sum than what is actually due to the adjudging creditor, it is said to be a pluris petitio. 1902Scotsman 3 Jan. 7/3 It is not, I am afraid, a mere matter of pluris petitio. For it brings up at once a difficulty which goes to the substance of the demand. |