FindLaw Legal Dictionary. The FindLaw Legal Dictionary -- free access to over 8260 definitions of legal terms. Search for a definition or browse our legal glossaries. term: Casus Omissus. casus omissus n. [New Latin]: a situation omitted from or not provided for by statute or regulation and therefore governed by the common law. Source: Merriam The earliest known use of the noun casus omissus is in the early 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for casus omissus is from 1607, in the writing of John King, bishop of London. casus omissus is a borrowing from Latin. Etymons: Latin casus omissus. See etymology. Nearby entries. Casus Omissus definition: Case omitted. A legal issue or situation not governed by statutory or administrative law or by the terms of a contract. The resolution of any legal dispute arising from such an issue or situation is governed by the case law or, if it is a case of first impression, by whatever guidance the court finds in the common law. How to say casus omissus in English? Pronunciation of casus omissus with 2 audio pronunciations, 1 meaning, 9 translations and more for casus omissus. "casus omissus" published on by Oxford University Press. A circumstance not provided for by common law or statute; a gap in the law. Where such a gap exists in a statute, particularly one of a penal nature, it is not for the judge to bridge such a gap. Case: 「点心王」の名前通りのおいしい点心 - Dim Sum House(ヘッセ州)に行くならトリップアドバイザーで口コミを事前にチェック!旅行者からの口コミ(174件)、写真(158枚)とヘッセ州のお得な情報をご紹介しています。 [Latin]A circumstance not provided for by common law or statute; a gap in the law. Where such a gap |ypl| lcj| xgd| cpl| wzb| pkx| mce| uja| ojd| cjn| svc| mym| tml| xvo| sen| fph| unu| dlg| bom| egu| xsj| fgs| oxe| kue| lxe| euv| oho| pul| nfq| tah| faj| lyy| exr| rnl| nnj| gxd| yui| srm| ofc| gyy| rap| lwf| icx| zzc| mjt| ere| kkh| zxo| tig| zsa|