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A falsis principiis proficisci – this Latin phrase means to separate false from forth principles. It applies in the area of Court Trials, t...
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Conveniens – this Latin word literally means “convenient”, “useful”, and “fitted”. In the legal practice at some jurisdictions, the word re...
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Conturbo – this Latin verb literally means to confuse; to distress. In the legal practice, sometimes unclear terms and conditions of contra...
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Ascisco – literally this Latin term means to receive, admit, or adopt. In the area of Family Law for example, the spouses who are not physi...
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Affidavit – it means ‘he has sworn”. This term details a statement which before being signed, the person signing takes an oath that the con...
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Asperitas – This Latin term means: roughness; fierceness. It is formed from the word “asper”, which means “rough, severe”.
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Erraticum – this term was applicable in the ancient Law, where referred to the figure of a homeless person; or abandoned child which does n...
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Affirm – it means “to maintain to be true”. Nowadays it relates to the term “affirmation”, used in the area of Court Procedures refers to a...
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Coram non judice – literally it means “before one who is not a judge”. This legal phrase has got application at the area of court proceedin...
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