Qui Bono Law and Legal Definition
Qui bono or cui bono is a Latin term which literally means ‘as a benefit to whom’. The translation of qui bono is ‘who with good’. It refers to the hidden motive or to the indication that the party who is actually caught for a crime is not the one who originally did the crime. In criminal investigations the rule of qui bono is applied. Qui bono is also applied in cases where an act is done with the intention to gain benefit.
Legal Definition list
- Questus Est Nobis
- Questionnaire Hearing
- Questioned Document Examination [QDE]
- Questioned Document
- Questioned Cost
- Qui Bono
- Qui Facit Per Alium Facit Per Se
- Qui Haeret In Litera, Haeret In Cortice
- Qui Ignorat Quantum Solvere Debeat, Non Potest Improbus Videre
- Qui In Jus Dominiumve Alterius Succedit Jure Ejus Uti Debet
- Qui Jure Suo Utitur Neminem Facit Injuriam
