et seq.

phrase

et seq.

phrase

Etymology Borrowing of Latin et seq., an abbreviation variously of et (“and”) sequens (“the following item”), sequente (“in what follows”), sequentes and sequentia (“the following items”), or sequentibus (“in the following items”).

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Law Used in page references And what follows, and following, and in the following [pages, sections, &c.].

  • See p. 87 et seq.
  • Covered in Code Section 123 et seq.
Synonyms
f., ff., –
Related terms
et alibi, et passim

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