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Meaning of ad litem




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

ad litem
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It is a Latin expression used in law which means "for the purposes of the trial" . Type of conservator appointed by a judge to defend the rights of a minor, of someone subjected to civil interdiction or other incapacity or who is not present.

  




furoya

It is a legal expression to indicate that something is "for litigation" , "for the sole purpose of judgment" , and that it cannot be invoked in other circumstances. In Latin ad is a preposition that in this case is understood as "by , for", and litem is the singular accusative of lis , litis ( "lawsuit, litigation" ).

  


John Rene Plaut

AD LITEM Latin locussion which means for the purposes of the trial (judicial process).

  



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