spesn.

/speɪz/

Etymology: Latin.

Law.

A hope or expectancy, esp. of some future benefit. Also in various Latin phrases (see quots. 1959).

ΘΚΠ

the mind > mental capacity > expectation > hope > [noun] > object of hope

hopea1382

expectancya1616

expectance1663

spes1815

white hope1911

1815 Decisions First & Second Divisions Court of Session (Faculty of Advocates) 28 Feb. 258 There is a jus crediti conferred on the heir of a marriage-contract. It is not a mere spes successionis, but a jus crediti.

1945 All Eng. Law Rep. 22 Sept. 363 Sine spe recuperandi, in the sense of abandoning all hope of his owner recovering the ship.

1952 All Eng. Law Rep. 14 Aug. 486 The taxpayer's answer to that is, first of all, that this is not property at all but a mere spes or hope of getting something.

1959 Earl Jowitt & C. Walsh Dict. Eng. Law II. 1664/2 Spes recuperandi, the hope of recovery. If it is entertained by a person in danger of death, it makes a declaration by him inadmissible in evidence... Spes successionis, an expectation of succession, as distinct from a vested right.

1977 R. K. Johns & R. R. Greenfield Dymond's Capital Transfer Tax ii. 40 The fiction of Re Scott does not go so far as to require one to suppose that the beneficiary had more than an interest in expectancy..or indeed a mere spes, when he died.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online June 2018).

单词	spes
释义	spesn. /speɪz/ Etymology: Latin. Law. A hope or expectancy, esp. of some future benefit. Also in various Latin phrases (see quots. 1959). ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > expectation > hope > [noun] > object of hope hopea1382 expectancya1616 expectance1663 spes1815 white hope1911 1815 Decisions First & Second Divisions Court of Session (Faculty of Advocates) 28 Feb. 258 There is a jus crediti conferred on the heir of a marriage-contract. It is not a mere spes successionis, but a jus crediti. 1945 All Eng. Law Rep. 22 Sept. 363 Sine spe recuperandi, in the sense of abandoning all hope of his owner recovering the ship. 1952 All Eng. Law Rep. 14 Aug. 486 The taxpayer's answer to that is, first of all, that this is not property at all but a mere spes or hope of getting something. 1959 Earl Jowitt & C. Walsh Dict. Eng. Law II. 1664/2 Spes recuperandi, the hope of recovery. If it is entertained by a person in danger of death, it makes a declaration by him inadmissible in evidence... Spes successionis, an expectation of succession, as distinct from a vested right. 1977 R. K. Johns & R. R. Greenfield Dymond's Capital Transfer Tax ii. 40 The fiction of Re Scott does not go so far as to require one to suppose that the beneficiary had more than an interest in expectancy..or indeed a mere spes, when he died. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online June 2018). < n.1815
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