Jactitation

Définitions de « jactitation »

Jactitation - Nom commun

• État d'agitation physique qui pousse à changer constamment de position, souvent observé chez les malades.

  Le malade est agité; sous l'empire d’une véritable jactitation, il change constamment de place; on a peine à le maintenir dans son lit; les mains s’échappent sans cesse hors des couvertures.

Étymologie de « jactitation »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « jactitation » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « jactitation »

• The court, after hearing all the evidence produced, considered that this is a case of jactitation – a legal principle which is regulated by Article 403 of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta which holds the following:

• A famous action against the jactitation of marriage was brought in an English court in spring of 1819 by Edward Lord Hawke against a Lady named Elizabeth Augusta Corri. He lamented that she had been falsely styling herself as his wife, and therefore unfairly assuming the title of Lady Hawke. The complaint prepared by Lord Hawke’s solicitors inadvertently reveals the precise purpose of this action:

• The law provides for this scenario in Article 403 of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure in what is known as a jactitation suit (jattanza).

• The First Hall of the Civil Court presided by Mr Justice Mark Chetcuti accepted on 3 February 2016 a request of jactitation in a lawsuit Lars-Goran Berglund and Kerstin Anita Berglund -v- Hector Spiteri and Nadine Spiteri.

• Dua Zehra files marriage jactitation petition in Karachi court

Traductions du mot « jactitation »

Sources et ressources complémentaires

• Définitions du Littré (1872-1877)
• Définitions du Wiktionnaire