LEGAL REASONING – LOGICAL REASONING 29 Legal Reasoning - Logical Reasoning 1 / 20 Qui facit per alium facit per se (a) He who acts through another acts by himself (b) Something for something (c) At the outset, on the threshold (d) Against the whole world 2 / 20 Ubi Jus Ibi remedium (a) Where there is a right, there is a remedy (b) The meeting of minds (c) Subsequent laws repeal prior conflicting one (d) A judge cannot be a witness in his own cause 3 / 20 Volenti non fit injuria (a) To a willing person, injury is not done (b) One must be compensated for the injury caused to him (c) During litigation, nothing should be changed (d) Let the principle answer 4 / 20 Ex Post Facto (a) By reason of a subsequent act (b) Of the same kind (c) Amongst other things (d) By that very fact 5 / 20 De Minimis Lex non Curat (a) Incapable of a crime (b) Crime committed by a minor (c) The law does not notice trifling matters (d) By reason of a subsequent act 6 / 20 Corpus Delicti (a) Show me the body (c) The body of crime (b) Where is the body (d) The guilty person in a crime 7 / 20 Voxpopuli (a) Voice of the people (b) The previous position (c) To take into custody of law (d) The things speak for itself 8 / 20 Ubberime Fide (a) Reason for deciding the judgment (b) In utmost good faith (c) As much as deserved (d) The principle that courts abide by 9 / 20 Non-sequitur (a) An inconsistent statement (b) Guilty state of mind 10 / 20 Pari passu (a) An amount (b) In proportion (c) In the opinion of the court (d) On an equal footing 11 / 20 Jus cogens (a) The peremptory norm of general international law (b) The recognition of certain practices like law (c) Implied jurisdiction of the ICJ (d) The treaties are legally binding 12 / 20 Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea. (a) The laws are adapted to those cases which occur more frequently (b) For a perpetual memorial for the matter (c) The act does not make one guilty unless there is a guilty intent (d) Alienation is preferred by law rather than accumulation 13 / 20 Actio personalis moritur cum persona. (a) An action is not given to one who is not injured. (b) A personal right of action dies with the person. (c) The burden of proof lies with the plaintiff. (d) The act of law does no wrong. 14 / 20 Ipso facto (a) By the very fact itself (b) Legitimate (c) From the very beginning (d) In good faith 15 / 20 Alibi (a) A friend of the court (b) From elsewhere (c) Equity follows the law (d) At another place 16 / 20 Persona non-grata (a) By the fact itself (b) Person non-wanted (c) State recognition of law (d) Principle of equity 17 / 20 Bona Vacantia (a) Goods without an owner (b) Let the seller beware (c) To the extreme contrary (d) The law does not note trifling matters 18 / 20 Pacta sund servanada (a) Treaties are legally binding (b) Treaties are legally binding only to the contracting parties (c) Goods without an owner (d) With an intention of making a will 19 / 20 Assentio Mentium (a) The meeting of minds (b) In good faith (c) An argument directed at the person (d) Injury without damage 20 / 20 Actionable Per se (a) For the case or end at hand (b) The meeting of minds (c) In good faith (d) The very act is punishable, no proof of damage is required Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte
