Jus in personam- It means “right against a specific person” in English. It refers to a legal right that one person has against another specific individual, as opposed to a right against the world at large.
Example – A person taking legal action to collect a debt owed to them by another individual is an example of “Jus in personam.” It’s a legal right against that specific person for the debt.
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Jus cogens-It means fundamental and universally accepted principles of international law that are binding on all states and cannot be violated or overridden...
Jus in rem-It means a legal right or claim that applies universally to a specific thing or property and can be enforced against anyone who may challenge...
Mala in se -It means acts or behaviors that are inherently wrong or evil according to moral standards, regardless of whether they are prohibited by law....
Jus naturale -It means “natural law.” It is a concept in philosophy and ethics that suggests there are inherent and universal moral principles that exist...
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Functus officio-It means “having performed his or her office” in English. In a legal context, it refers to a situation where a person or authority has...