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haeres

American  
[heer-eez] / ˈhɪər iz /

noun

Civil Law.

plural

haeredes
  1. heres.


haeres British  
/ ˈhɪəriːz /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of heres

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“It was a great break. We took decisions that weren’t easy to do before,’’ said Philippe Camperio, Haeres Equita’s principal behind Borsalino’s relaunch.

From Seattle Times

By the time the Swiss-Italian private equity firm Haeres Equita was approached about investing in 2015, the company had been mismanaged and bled dry by the previous owner.

From Washington Times

“What surprised me at the time is that Borsalino was profitable,” said Philippe Camperio, Haeres Equita’s principal.

From Washington Times

Haeres Equity, which also owns the Fogal brand of Swiss hosiery, is looking for other investments in Italian fashion, if possible another “sleeping beauty like Borsalino,” Camperio said.

From Washington Times

In Scotland, any property left intestate is dealt with by the National Ultimus Haeres Unit.

From BBC