Latin Phrases Q-V Flashcards
qua^
who, considered as, acting in the capacity of
quaere
question, a rule or decision considered questionable
quantum
amount
quantum meruit
as much as deserved
quasi
indicating resemblance, having a likeness to something
quod vide (q.v.)
a reference or a citation to another item of source
quid pro quo
to identify what each party to an agreement expects from the other
quod erat demostrandun (Q.E.D.)
a term applied to anything obviously true or something which requires very little or no evidence
remittitur
an order reducing a grossly excessive jury award
res
things, subject matter in a civil case
res gestae
facts admitted into evidence which otherwise would be hearsay
res ipsa loquitur
the thing speaks for itself
res judicata
a matter acted upon or decided finally, a conclusive decision by a court
res publica
public thing
semble
it seems, it appears