| Entering upon the time when practically he becomes sui juris, he has far too much power and influence to be treated with levity. |
| Taxpayer is and at all times was a natural person, sui juris, and a citizen and a resident of North Carolina. |
| And even if there had been a genuine compromise, he argues, the trust could be validly amended by the court only if the compromise had the unanimous consent of all sui juris beneficiaries. |
| If children or imbeciles or insane persons collide, the same law shall govern as in the case of sui juris persons. |
| Despite being of a sui juris constitutional nature, some other states have similar properties. |
| If the plaintiff is sui juris, there appears to be no reason for a prepartition severance proceeding. |
