Legal Latin Terms with "R"
Glossary of Legal Latin - Glossario Legali Latini
Glossary of Legal Latin - Glossario Legali Latini
RES JUDICATA (A THING ADJUSTED): once a case has been finally decided upon by a Court the same parties cannot attempt to raise the issue by or during further proceedings.
RES JUDICATA (A THING ADJUSTED): once a case has been finally decided upon by a Court the same parties cannot attempt to raise the issue by or during further proceedings.
RES IPSA LOQUITUR (THE THING SPEAKS FOR ITSELF): an event that has occurred which, if the subject of litigation, would not require an onus of proof by the plaintiff because of the obvious negligence of the defendant.
RES IPSA LOQUITUR (THE THING SPEAKS FOR ITSELF): an event that has occurred which, if the subject of litigation, would not require an onus of proof by the plaintiff because of the obvious negligence of the defendant.