Decet Tamen Principem, Servare Leges, Quibus Ipse Solutus Est Law and Legal Definition
Decet tamen principem, servare leges, quibus ipse solutus est means nevertheless it becomes a prince to protect those laws from which he himself is exempt. This was a rule of the Roman law which is at once laying down the principle of despotic power, and at the same time acknowledging its absurdity.
Legal Definition list
- Decertification
- Deceptively Misdescriptive Marks
- Deceptive Trade Practice
- Deceptive Marks
- Deceptive Advertising
- Decet Tamen Principem, Servare Leges, Quibus Ipse Solutus Est
- Decies Tantum
- Decision
- Decision Altitude [Aeronautics and Space]
- Decision Cover Page
- Decision Document
