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Iniuria ("outrage", "contumely") was a
delict in
Roman law for the outrage, or affront,
caused by
contumelious action (whether in the form of
words or...
- Ex
injuria jus non
oritur (Latin for "law (or right) does not
arise from injustice") is a
principle of
international law. The
phrase implies that "illegal...
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Crimen injuria is a
crime under South African common law,
defined as the act of "unlawfully, intentionally, and
seriously impairing the
dignity of another...
- "highest good". Also
summum malum ("the
supreme evil").
summum ius,
summa iniuria supreme law,
supreme injustice From
Cicero (De officiis, I, 10, 33). An...
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absent Legal phrase denoting action "in the
absence of the accused".
absit iniuria absent from
injury i.e., "no offense",
meaning to wish that no
insult or...
- also
included adultery); vis, a
physical ****ault for
purpose of lust; and
iniuria, a
general charge denoting any type of ****ault upon a person. The aforementioned...
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Summa Iniuria: Ein
Pitaval der Justizirrtümer (Summa
Iniuria: A
Pitaval of
Miscarriages of Justice) is a
collection of
causes célèbres by the
Swiss author...
- Cicero's "Pro Caelio" speech, he says to a prosecutor, "Obliviscor iam
iniurias tuas, Clodia,
depono memoriam doloris mei" ("I now
forget your wrongs,...
- ****um
iniuria datum was a
delict of
Roman law
relating to the
wrongful damage to property. It was
created by the Lex
Aquilia in the
third century BC...
- (1975) 8 CILS 189, at 195
David Ibbetson, '
Iniuria,
Roman and English' in Eric
Descheemaeker and
Helen Scott,
Iniuria and the
Common Law, (Hart, 2013), at 40...
