Legal maxims

Legal maxims  are very important part of complete  law system. These are nothing but the latin phrases. Latin is used because  Roman legal system  had a great influence on the system. If you are law professional or law student or aiming to crack law CET then this article will help you.

1. Divide et impera - divide and conqure. This is common rule of Romans to win the world. Even British also applied this to rule the world.

2. Barbarians - a person who is not a Roman. Roman set out for Latinize all the barbarians.

3. Alibi - elsewhere, at some another place. In police investigation she provided an abili for her whereabouts and it was true.

4. Alise - at another time, other, alternative name of a person. Rinku alise Rohan is the owner of this place.

5. Per se - as such, by itself. The land is reserved per se, but can be developed.

6. Versus - against. It is used in gaming also. As India versus Pakistan match was full of excitements.

7. A fortiori - from stronger. E.g. a fortiori argument means an argument from a stronger reason - this in because one fact is true and thus second related and included fact also be true. Her argument is a fortiori because she is really harassed.

8. A mensa et thoro - from table and bed. Divorce a mensa et thoro indicates legal separation without legal divorce. Both of them got the divorce a mensa et thoro and living happily.

9. A posteriori - from later. A posteriori argument  means an argument derived from subsequent argument. In series of legal activities against management a posteriori argument had arised to make the case complicated.

10. A priori - from earlier.  A priori argument means an argument derived from previous event. He stretched  the facts and a priori argument took place.

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