Legal Latin Phrases
Starting with phrase number 130

130. Causa criminalis non praeiudicat civile - A criminal case predicate the civil case (Legal term)
131. Causa iudicata individua est - A judged matter is indivisible (Legal term)
132. Causa mortis - Caused by death (Legal term)
133. Causa non debiti numeratae pecunia, de errore calculi - Does not owe money, because the value was calculated incorrectly (Legal term - Thank you: Bose Senome)
134. Causa petendi - Alleged cause (Legal term)
135. Caveat emptor - Buyer beware (Legal term - Sold as is, no warranty)
136. Cessante ratione legis, lex ipsa cessat - when the reason for a law no longer exists, the law itself ceases to exist (Legal term)
137. Codex iuris Civilis - Code of Civil Law (Legal term)
138. Cogitationis poenam nemo patitur - Nobody should be punished for his thoughts (Legal term)
139. Com res iudicata aliis non prosit - Double jeopardy does not benefit others (Legal term)
140. Commodum ex iniuria sua nemo habere debet - Nobody should benefit from his own wrongdoing. (Legal term - Thank you: E. Taylor)
141. Condicio existens ad initium negotii retrohabetur - The existence of the condition goes back at the beginning of the business transaction (Legal term)
142. Condicio iuris - Legal condition (Legal term - A requirement imposed by law for the validity of a transaction)
143. Condicio optime - Optimum condition (Legal term)
144. Condicio sine qua non - Condition without which it could not be (Legal and Philosophical term)
145. Condiciones, quae contra bonos mores inserentur, remittendae sunt - Conditions that added against good morals release should be treated as not written (Legal term)
146. Condominium - Common domain (Legal term - belongs to all parties)
147. Confessio alterius alii non praeiudicat - The confession of one does prejudice the other (Legal Term )
148. Confessus pro iudicato est, qui quodammodo sua sententia damnatur - The one who confesses during trial condems himself, and in a way dictates his sentence (Legal term - Julius Paulus Digest 42,1,50,1)
149. Confessus pro iudicato habetur - The confessed is held as judged (Legal term - Ulpianus - Digest 42,1,56)
150. Confiteri quis in iudicio non tantum sua voce, sed et litteris et quacumque modum potest - Anyone can confess in court not only verbally, but in writing or otherwise. (Legal term de Julius Paulus Sentenciae Vª,3)
151. Consensus facit legem - Consensus makes the law (Legal term)
152. Consul suffectus - Appointed Consul (Legal term)
153. Contra factum non valet argumentum - There is no valid argument against a fact (Legal term)
154. Contra legem - Against the law (Legal term)

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