/ˈniːhɪl ˈdeːbɛt/ – Phrase
Definition: xch nihil habet.
A more thorough explanation: “Nihil debet” is a Latin legal term that translates to “he owes nothing” in English. In legal terms, it is used to indicate that a person does not owe anything, typically in the context of a debt or obligation.
Example: The defendant pleaded ‘nihil debet’ in response to the plaintiff’s claim, asserting that he owes nothing to the plaintiff.