In estate terminology, de bonis non (d.b.n.) stands for which of the following?

• A. De bene non
• B. De bonis non
• C. De bono non
• D. De bonis not

Answer: (B)

In estate practice, de bonis non refers to assets of an estate that have not yet been administered because the original personal representative cannot complete the administration. The full form is typically de bonis non administratis, and the abbreviation d.b.n. is used to denote this situation. So choosing the exact Latin phrase that is actually used in this context is correct. The other phrases are not standard terms in estate terminology.