Legal Latin Phrases
Starting with phrase number 215

215. Donec aliter provideatur - Until something else is provided (Legal term)
216. Dura lex, sed lex - The law is hard, but it is the law (Legal term)
217. Durum est, sed ita lex scripta est - It is hard, but that is how the law is written (Legal Term)
218. Eadem causa pretendi - The case alleges (Legal term)
219. Eadem conditio personarum - The condition of the people (Legal Term)
220. Edict - Edict (Legal Term - Formal Opinion delivered by an authority)
221. Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat - The burden of proof rests on who asserts, not on who denies (Legal term - Julius Paulus Digest 22,3,2)
222. Emptio venditio - Contract of sale (Legal term)
223. Epistola excusatoria - A letter of excuse (Legal term)
224. Erga omnes - In front of all (Legal term)
225. Error communis facit ius - The law creates a common mistake. (Legal term)
226. Error in iudicando - Judicial Error (Legal term)
227. Error in procedendo - Error in the proceedings (Legal term)
228. Et iudicem quis iudicavit? - And the judge, who will judge him? (Legal term - In an alleged miscarriage of justice)
229. Ex aequo et bono - Just and good (Legal term)
230. Ex aquo - With equal merit (Legal term)
231. Ex dono - Out of donation (Legal term)
232. Ex facto oritur ius - The law arises from the fact (Legal term)
233. Ex gratia - As a favor (Legal term)
234. Ex lege - Out of law (Legal term - by operation of law - Thank you: Litsoane Michael )
235. Ex libris - From the book (Legal term - Inscription that indicates the owner)
236. Ex More - According to custom (Legal term)
237. Ex nom scripto ius venit, quod usus comprobabit. Nam diuturni mores consensu utentium comprobabit, legum imitantur - Unwritten law is the one that validated by use. Because the customs of long duration, that are sanctioned by consensus of those who used them, are similar to the law (Legal term - Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus - Instituta 9,2,3)
238. Ex post facto - After the fact (Legal term - Indicates what the accused did to hide the crime)
239. Ex Professo - By declaration (Legal term - Expressly)

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