Definition of quantum valebant in English:

quantum valebant

noun ˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant

US Law

(An action to recover) the reasonable value of goods which have been provided or delivered without a legally enforceable contract stipulating a price.

adjective ˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant

US Law

Of or designating (an action to recover) the reasonable value of goods.

Origin

Early 18th century. From post-classical Latin quantum valebant as much as they were worth (apparently not attested in Latin context) from classical Latin quantum which amount + valēbant, 3rd plural imperfect indicative of valēre to be worth.

Definition of quantum valebant in US English:

quantum valebant

nounˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant

US Law

(An action to recover) the reasonable value of goods which have been provided or delivered without a legally enforceable contract stipulating a price.

adjectiveˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant

US Law

Of or designating (an action to recover) the reasonable value of goods.

Origin

Early 18th century. From post-classical Latin quantum valebant as much as they were worth (apparently not attested in Latin context) from classical Latin quantum which amount + valēbant, 3rd plural imperfect indicative of valēre to be worth.

词汇	quantum valebant
释义	Definition of quantum valebant in English: quantum valebant noun ˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant US Law (An action to recover) the reasonable value of goods which have been provided or delivered without a legally enforceable contract stipulating a price. adjective ˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant US Law Of or designating (an action to recover) the reasonable value of goods. Origin Early 18th century. From post-classical Latin quantum valebant as much as they were worth (apparently not attested in Latin context) from classical Latin quantum which amount + valēbant, 3rd plural imperfect indicative of valēre to be worth. Definition of quantum valebant in US English: quantum valebant nounˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant US Law (An action to recover) the reasonable value of goods which have been provided or delivered without a legally enforceable contract stipulating a price. adjectiveˌkwɒntəm vaˈleɪbant US Law Of or designating (an action to recover) the reasonable value of goods. Origin Early 18th century. From post-classical Latin quantum valebant as much as they were worth (apparently not attested in Latin context) from classical Latin quantum which amount + valēbant, 3rd plural imperfect indicative of valēre to be worth.
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