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Question		Answer
ipso iure start learning		by the operation of the law
in flagrante delicto start learning		caught in the act of committing a crime
prima facie start learning		on the face of it, or as things seem at first
ex gratia start learning		a gift with no obligations attached (usually money)
de novo start learning		starting again
per se start learning		on its own
locus standi start learning		the right to be heard in a court
inter alia start learning		in addition to other things
ex parte start learning		a legal action or application pursued by one party only
ex post facto start learning		after the event
pari passu start learning		equally
mala in se start learning		an act, such as murder, which is a crime in itself
in terrorem start learning		when a threat is implied in a contract and as result the contract is invalid
habeas corpus start learning		a legal remedy against wrongful imprisonment
de facto start learning		taken as matter of fact, even though the legal status may not be certain
pro tempore start learning		for a short time
in personan start learning		legal action against person
ipso facto start learning		by this fact
in loco parentis start learning		acting in place of parent
res judicata start learning		a matter on which a judgement has beengiven
per curiam start learning		a decision correctly made by a court, which can be used as a precedent
doli capax start learning		capable of committing a crime
onus probandi start learning		the duty to proof that what has been alleged in court is true
uberrimae fidei start learning		in total good faith, a stage that should exist between parties to some types of legal relationship
consensus ad idem start learning		a real agreement to a contract by both parties
de jure start learning		a situation where the legal title is clear
ad litem start learning		referring to the case at law
non compos mentis start learning		mad/ not completely sane
bona vacantia start learning		with no owner/ obvious owner
mens rea start learning		the mental state required to be guilty of committing a crime
quid pro quo start learning		an action done in return for something done or promised
ab initio start learning		from the beginning
in rem start learning		legal action against a thing
actus reus start learning		an act forbidden by criminal law
doli incapax start learning		not capable of committing a crime
corpus delicti start learning		the real proof that a crime has been committed
mala prohibita start learning		an act which is not a crime but it is forbidden
bona fides start learning		in a good faith
ultra vires start learning		acting in a way which exceeds your legal powers

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