Some Commonly Used Latin Legal Terms

Physical Act
Hint: Actus = Act

Elsewhere

In good faith

Actual. In good faith, whether factual or not
Hint: De Facto relationship. You have made an actual comittment to each other, even though you are not, in fact, married

Of the same kind or nature
Hint: Generis is like 'generic', which means 'the same.'

An application made in a judicial proceeding made by one party in the absence of another.
Hint: 'Ex', as in 'Ex-husband', he's absent. 'Parte' is like 'party'. 'Absent Party'.

A memorandum at the end of an affidavit stating where and when the affidavit was sworn, followed by the signature and description of the person before whom it was sworn.
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Guilty mind
Hint: The nun liked to look at mens rears but always felt guilty

A medical examination after death
Hint: Post = After. 'Mortem' is like 'mortal', which means 'Subject to Death'. Hence, 'After Death'

On first examination; without further examination.
Hint: 'Facie' is like 'Face'. 'On the face of it.'

Without appointing a day; indefinitely.

Under penalty. A writ commanding a person's attendance in court of justice. Generally this is a witness summons.
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