- Audi
alteram partem (or
audiatur et
altera pars) is a
Latin phrase meaning "listen to the
other side", or "let the
other side be
heard as well". It is...
- Nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans is a
civil law
maxim which may be
translated into
English as "no one can be
heard to
invoke his own turpitude"...
-
moral turpitude. Fit-and-proper-person test Good
moral character Nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans Malum in se "Law Dictionary:
moral turpitude"...
- pari
delicto defense will fail..."
Equitable remedy Equity (law) Nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans Pot
calling the
kettle black Tu
quoque Unclean...
- sed
super mel et
omnia ejus
dulcis praesentia. Nil
canitur suavius, nil
auditur jucundius, nil
cogitatur dulcius, quam
Jesus Dei Filius. Jesu, spes paenitentibus...
- [261] in the judgment). Acts of the
claimant Contributory negligence Nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans Volenti non fit
injuria "Legal Definition...
-
Barber (1990) C-262/88, AG van
Gerven referred to the
principle of nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans, a
civil law
analogue of estoppel. (1996)...
- du****ur
capior caperis capitur capimur capiminī
capiuntur audior audīris
audītur audīmur audīminī
audiuntur Infinitive to amārī (1) vidērī (2) dūcī (3)...
- I
might be
heard I you sg. he, she, it we you pl. they
audior audīris
audītur audīmur audīminī
audiuntur audiar audiēris/re audiētur audiēmur audiēminī...
- secondly, that no one can make a
claim based on his own
wrongdoing (nemo
auditur propriam turpitudinem allegans). — Niilo Jääskinen,
Opinion of Advocate...
