Necessitas Inducit Privilegium Law and Legal Definition
Privileges are introduced in law by necessity. Privileges are ensured by the statute to necessitate easy administration. Necessity induces a privilege for the protection of a private right. A court will grant this privilege even to a trespasser when the risk of harm to an individual or society is apparently and reasonably greater than the harm to the property.
Legal Definition list
- Necessitas Facit Licitum Quod Alias Est Licitum
- Necessitas Culpabilis
- Necessary to Ensure Public Health and Safety
- Necessary Property (Eminent Domain)
- Necessary Party
- Necessitas Inducit Privilegium
- Necessitas Juris
- Necessitas Publica Major Est Quam Privata
- Necessitas Quod Cogit, Defendit
- Necessitas Vincit Legem
- Necessitous Circumstances
