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Legal Terminology Definitions. Latin Terms: a fortiori - With stronger reason a priori - From the cause to the effect ab initio - From the beginning actiones in personam - Personal actions ad curiam - Before a court; to court ad damnum clause - To the damage, clause in a complaint stating monetary loss ad faciendum - To do.
6. The Latin and Norman-French law terms now in use have been collected, and such maxims and phrases as student and practitioner alike meet in the books they consult. The selection also includes important terms found in treatises on. Roman law, mention of the primitive meaning of terms current under new applications
A number of Latin terms are used in legal terminology and legal maxims. This is a partial list of these "legal Latin" terms, which are wholly or substantially drawn from Latin. A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; L; M; N; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; See also; References; External links
These barbarians could not read or write, so they had to adopt Latin, as that was language in which the laws of the conquered people were written. Many of the principles and statues, still in practice today, have evolved from ancient Roman law. So it is of no surprise that many terms you hear in detective and law movies and
LEGAL GLOSSARY. ABANDONMENT - A parent's or custodian's act of leaving a child without adequate care, supervision, support, or parental contact for an excessive period of time. Also, the desertion of one spouse by the other with the intent to terminate the marriage relationship. ABATEMENT OF ACTION - A suit which
The Dictionary of Latin Law Terms contains a subset of terms and phrases from the Law Dictionary.
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Glossary of Legal Latin. A fortiori. 'From stronger argument' – Used to express a conclusion for which there is stronger evidence than for a previously accepted one. Ab initio. 'From the beginning' – If a contract is void (say for mistake) ab initio, this has the consequence that no innocent third parties can acquire rights under

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