Ex frequenti delicto augetur pœna.
Punishment is increased from the frequency of a
transgression.
Ex judiciorum publicorum admissis, non alias transeunt adversus hæredes
pœnæ bonorum ademptionis, quam si lis contestata et condemnatio fuerit
secuta; excepto majestatis judicio.
On account of admissions made at public trials, the
punishment of confiscation of goods does not otherwise pass
against heirs, than if a contested suit and condemnation
followed; excepting in the case of high treason.
Ex maleficio non oritur contractus.
Contract does not arise from injury.
Ex malis moribus bonæ leges oriuntur.
Good laws take their origin from bad practices.
Ex nuda submissione non oritur actio.
An action does not arise from a bare submission.
Ex nudo pacto non oritur actio.
An action does not arise from a bare agreement.
Executio est executio legis secundum judicium.
Execution is the performance of the law according to
judgment.
Expressa nocent, non expressa non nocent.
Things expressed hurt; those not expressed do not hurt.
Expressio unius est exclusio alterius.
The expression of one is the exclusion of another.
Expressio illorum quæ tacite insunt nihil operatur.
The expression of those things which are tacitly implied,
is unnecessary.
Ex qua persona quis lucrum capit, ejus factum præstare debet.
From whatever calling any one derives profit, he ought to
discharge the duty of that calling.
Expressum facit cessare tacitum.
What is expressed makes what is silent to cease.
Exterus non habet terras, habet res suas, et vitam, et libertatem.
A foreigner has no lands, he has his own effects, his life
and liberty.
Extinguitur obligatio quæ rite constiterit, si in eum casum inciderit,
a quo incipere non potuit.
An obligation which has been sealed in due form, is
extinguished if it fall into that situation from which it
cannot arise.
Extra territorium jus dicenti impune non paretur. Idem est, et si supra
jurisdictionem suam velit jus dicere.
One cannot with impunity obey one executing justice,
beyond his province; the same happens if one presumes to
administer justice beyond his own jurisdiction.
Extrema potius pati, quam turpia facere.
Rather suffer extremities, than do infamous things.