peremptionem
Peremptionem is a Latin term that denotes the concept of peremption, a fixed time limit after which a legal right or remedy is extinguished. In Latin legal texts, peremptionem is used to signify the moment when a claim cannot be pursued because the deadline has passed. The form emphasizes the idea of a complete and decisive closure of the matter.
In civil law traditions that recognize peremption, the effect is an absolute loss of the right to
Peremption is distinct from prescription. Prescription refers to a time limit that may bar enforcement but
Etymology and usage: peremptionem derives from Latin peremptio, with the accusative form peremptionem used in legal