Latin Phrases

• guilty act
• ojective element of a crime
• external element of a crime

For the suit; party appointed by a court to act in a lawsuit on behalf of another

• declartion upon oath
• a formal sworn statement of fact

Friend/Friends of the court

For the sake of argument

• good faith
• in good faith

• bad faith
• in bad faith

• beware; take care; let him beware
• an entry in the court records that prevents actions by another without first notifying the party entering the caveat

Let the buyer beware

Let the seller beware

• To be shown
• An action of certiorari ws suggested in terms of reviewing a case

Against

Body

Body of the offense

• Guilt
• Blame
• Mistake

In the custody of the law

• Concerning fact
• In fact
• As a matter of fact
• Practiced, but not neccessarily law

• By right
• Concerning law
• In principle

• Anew
• Beginning again

Statement of opinion of belief considered authorative because of the dignity of the person making it

An opinion by a court on a question that is directly involved, breifed, and argued by counsel, and even passed on y the court, but is not essential to the decision

• Something said in passing
• Unnecessary to the decsion and therefore not precedential

• Bring with you
• Order to produce document to court

• By party
• an application by one party without notifying the other party

• By a subsquent act
• Something that occurs after the eveny but also have a retrospective effect

• Trustee
• Someone who acts for and on behalf of another person in a matter in circumstances which gives rise to a relationship of trust and confidence

• At a convenient place
• Court has jurisdiction in a particular case

• Inappropriate forum
• When a court refuses to hear a case

The essential element of a lawsuit

Legal guardian

• You shall have the body
• Show me the body
• A court order instructing an arrestee to e brought before a judge

Shorthand: Id

In the same place

Used to refer to page previously mentioned

• In the chamber
• Private case, facts not public (usually minor)

• Against the person
• Proceedings issued against a specific person

In the matter of

• Among other things
• Details given are only an extract from the whole

Within

• Within the powers
• Act that falls within jurisdiction of the court

Beyond the powers

• By the fact
• The dependence upon facts that together prove a point

At the threshld

Justice

Law of the place where the tort was committed

Wrong or evil in itself

Wrong as/because prohibited

We command

My fault, or my own fault

• Guitly mind
• The intention to committ an offensr whilst knowing it to be wrong or against the law

At the threshold

Now for then

I do not wish to contend

• For another/through another
• A person delegated to act for another

in and of itself

• First sight
• Prima facie evident would e considered enough unless disproved

• For the public good
• Free legal representation for the public good

• As per form
• Pro forma procedure is performed following an agreed manner

• temporarily
• For the time being

• As much as he desrved
• Reasonable value of services

• The thing speaks for itself
• Because of the obvious negligence of the defendant, the onus of proof would not be on the plaintiff

• A manner already judged
• Once case decided, parties cannot raise issue again

Let the master answer

Existing state of affairs

A written command to a person to testify before a court or e punished

Bring with out under penalty of punishment

• Beyond
• Over
• Above

Citation found above

A new trial

Exactly the same words

i forbid