Legal Latin Phrases
Starting with phrase number 44

44. Ad hominem - To the man (Diplomatic and Legal term - Attack against the man instead of the facts. An “argument ad hominem” tries to discredit the man, instead of his arguments)
45. Ad hominen tu quoque - Directed to the man, you too (Legal and philosophical term - You too fallacy - Two wrongs make a right - Argumentum ad hominem that consists of defending oneself by accusing the accuser of the same crime)
46. Ad idem - Of the same (Legal term - Meeting of the minds - Both parties of the contract understand and accept the terms)
47. Ad illic - In that place (Legal term)
48. Ad impossibilia nemo tenetur - No one is obligated to perform the impossible (Legal term)
49. Ad inquirendum - To the inquiry (Legal term - Court mandate inquiry of anything related to the case)
50. Ad iuditium - From judgement (Legal term)
51. Ad libitum - At will (Legal Term abbreviated as ad lib.)
52. Ad litem - For the suit (Legal term - "guardian ad litem" refers to a party appointed by a court to represent the interests of another)
53. Ad probationem - To probe (Legal term - evidence used as proof)
54. Ad quem - To which (Legal term - e.g. Terminus ad quen Limit to which - compare with post quem - after which)
55. Ad referendum - To reference (Legal term and also Diplomatic term - Indicates that although the main points has been agreed to, there are still details to be worked out later)
56. Ad solemnitatem - To solemnity (Legal term - Seriousness required to validate the act)
57. Ad usum - To usage (Legal term - According to custom)
58. Ad verecundiam - To the venerability (Legal and philosophical term used in logic to describe a Argumentum ad hominem fallacy, where an argument is accepted due to the respect (venerability) of the person asserting it, instead of the facts - Also known as argument to respect or argument to prestige)
59. Addictio bonorum libertatum servandorum causa - Property exchanged to gain freedom (Legal term - When a master died, the slaves could obtain the property with the condition that they pay all the creditors)
60. Adhuc sub iudice lis est - The dispute is still before the judge (Horace - Legal term - Ars poetica)
61. Aditio a die - Adition to date (Legal term - Condition in which the buyer accepts termination of the sale, if the seller finds a better offer within the deadline stated in the contract)
62. Aditio haereditatis - Addition of inheritance (Legal term)
63. Aditio in diem - Adition to date (Legal term - Condition in which the buyer accepts termination of the sale, if the seller finds a better offer within the deadline stated in the contract)
64. Admissio proter non usum - Admission by lack of use (Legal term - voluntary servitude is ended by non-use)
65. Adoptio naturam imitatur - Adoption imitates nature (Legal term)
66. Advocati non ultra quam litium poscit utilitas in licentiam conviciandit et malidicendi temeritati prorrumpant - Lawyers should not employ reckless insults and curses, not having to do with the utility of the Process (Legal term)
67. Advocatorum error litigatoribus non noceat - An error by the defenders can not harm litigants (Legal term - Codex Iustiniani 2.9.3)
68. Aediles plebei - Custodian of the people (In ancient Rome, auxiliary officers in charge of minor legal issues)

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