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Devestavit is a legal term derived from Latin, meaning "he has divested." It refers to a situation where an individual has transferred or lost ownership of property or assets, often in the context of a fiduciary or trustee failing to properly manage or distribute trust property. In some legal scenarios, it can imply that a party has acted in a way that removes their rights or responsibilities concerning the property in question.
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Does not always mean fairness in the law?
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First law.
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they mean the law
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