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Meaning of Debet et detinet
(Lat. he owes and withholds). In pleading. An action of debt is said to be in the debet et detinet when it is alleged that the defendant owes and unjustly withholds or detains the debt or thing in question. The action is so brought between the contracting parties. See “Detinet.”
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