Legal Latin Phrases
Starting with phrase number 251

251. Excusatio non petita, accusatio manifesta - An excuse not asked for is an obvious accusation (Legal term)
252. Experto credite - Believe the expert (Legal term - Person called to testify as an expert in a subject)
253. Expresis verbis - In express terms (Legal term)
254. Extra commercium - Out of commerce (Legal term)
255. Extra petitum - Outside what was asked (Legal term)
256. Facio ut des - I give so you give (Legal Term - I expect something in return)
257. Facta quae debuit tentari - The facts that are alleged must be proven (Legal Term)
258. Fait accompli - Accomplished fact (Legal term - Irreversible)
259. Fallacia non causae ut causae - Fallacy to accept something as fundamental when it is not (Legal and philosophical term)
260. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus - False in one thing, false in everything (Legal term)
261. Favor matrimonii - In favor of the validity of marriage (Legal term)
262. Favor probatii - In favor of the validity of the prove (Legal Term)
263. Fetus sequitur ventrem - The child follows the mother (Legal term - whoever owns the mother, owns the slave - Whoever owns the cow owns the calf - If the mother is free, so is the child)
264. Fiat iustitia, pereat mundus - Let there be justice, though the world perishes (Legal term)
265. Fiat iustitia, ruat caelum - Let there be justice, though the sky falls (Legal term)
266. Ficta confessio - Fictitious confession (Legal term - If the defendant does not go to refute the charges against him, that confession is admissible)
267. Fraus legi - Violatio of a statute (Legal term)
268. Fraus omnia corrumpit - Fraud corrupts all (Legal Term - discovery of fraud invalidates all aspects of a judicial decision)
269. Fruti - - The fruits (Legal term - hence the word "usufruct" use of fruits)
270. Fumus boni iuris - Appears good in the eye of the law (Legal term - there is something that allows one to perceive that the demand is valid)
271. Functus officio - Having performed his office (Legal Term - Indicates that the person no longer has the power he/she once had when in office)
272. Fundamentum iustitiae, primum est ne cui noceatur - The first foundation of justice is not to harm others (Legal term - Cicero - De Officiis I, 10, 31)
273. Genus nunquam perit - The genre does not die (Legal term - contract in genere instead of in specie)
274. Gerere pro patrono - Manage on behalf of the master (Legal Term - The right of a slave to represent the master in legal matters)
275. Gratis data - Given for free (Legal term)

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