Nemo Debet Ex Alieno Damno Lucrari Law and Legal Definition
Nemo Debet Ex Alieno Damno Lucrari is a Latin Phrase which means no one should be enriched at another’s cost or loss. A person should not be benefited out of the loss or damage sustained by another. This is based on the law of equity. One person builds a house in a property on the belief that it is his own property. Later the property proved to be property of another. Then, the owner of the property can take the property as an accessory to his/her land. However, the owner is bound to indemnify the person who builds the building with bonafides. The beneficiary is to compensate the bonafide to the extent to which s/he benefited by the other’s labour.
Legal Definition list
- Nemo Debet Esse Judex In Propria Causa
- Nemo Debet Bis Vexari Si Constat Curiae Quod Sit Pro Una Et Eadem Causa
- Nemo Dat Quod Non Habet
- Nemo Contra Factum Suum Venire Potest
- Nemo Cogi Potest Praecise Ad Factum, Sed In Id Tantum Quod Interest
- Nemo Debet Ex Alieno Damno Lucrari
- Nemo Est Haeres Viventis
- Nemo Est Heres Viventis
- Nemo Est Supra Leges
- Nemo Ex Suo Delicto Meliorem Suam Conditionem Facere Potest
- Nemo In Propria Causa Testis Esse Debet
