Legal Latin Phrases
Starting with phrase number 526

526. Potestas omnium rerum - Extraordinary powers (Legal term)
527. Praescriptio longi temporis - Possession by prescriptive right (Legal term)
528. Praesente cadavere - With this corpse present (Legal term)
529. Praeter legem - Beyond the Law (Legal term)
530. Praetus peregrinus - Peregrine praetor (Legal term - Manager of the administration of justice among people of various nationalities)
531. Primatus rem, iuris terminum - First thing, the limit of law (Legal Term)
532. Prior in tempore, potior in iure - First in time, best in the Law (Legal term)
533. Prior tempore, potior iure - The first in time, wins the right (Legal term - First to file - the first to register the property has the right to it)
534. Privilegium personale non transit ad heredes - The personal privilege is not transmitted to the heir (Legal term)
535. Pro bono publico - For the good of the people (Legal term - when a lawyer takes a case for free)
536. Pro domo mea - In my favor (Legal term)
537. Pro domo sua - On his own behalf (Legal term)
538. Pro homine - On behalf of mankind (Legal term - principle which seeks to protect human rights under the law)
539. Pro indiviso - For an undivided party (Legal term - In joint tenancy)
540. Pro Se - For Oneself (Legal term - Representing oneself in court without a lawyer or additional legal representation - Thank you: Kofi )
541. Pro tribunali - In front of the court or in front of a judge (Legal term)
542. Procurator in rem suam - Attorney in his own case (Legal term)
543. Propia Persona - For Oneself (Legal term - Representing oneself in court without a lawyer or additional legal representation - Thank you: Kofi )
544. Publicum ius est quod ad statum rei romanae spectat; privatum, quod ad singulorum utilitatem - Public law is looks over to the state of the Roman Republic; private, which looks over the good of the individual (Legal term in ancient Rome)
545. Quae propter necessitatem recepta sum, non debent in argumentum trahi - What is admitted by necessity must not be take as evidence (Legal Term)
546. Quaestio in utramque partem - Both sides of the issue (Legal and Philosophical term)
547. Quaestionem in aliquem ferre - Take someone into questioning (Legal Term - Cicero - Instigate legal proceedings against someone)
548. Qui absens iudicio, defensus non fuerit - The one who is absent at trial will not be defended (Legal term - Cicero - Pro Quinctio, 19, 60)
549. Qui accepit satisfactionem, iniuriam suam remisit - The one who accepts the remedy, forgets the injury (Legal term)
550. Qui casum allegat ipsum probet - The one who alleges fortuitous event must prove it (Legal term)

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