Legal Dictionary
Ex aequo et bono
Definition
A decision based on justice and fairness, not solely on the letter of the law, when agreed upon by the parties (e.g., arbitration).
Category
Principles
Example Sentence
- Example: In discussions of principles, the term “Ex aequo et bono” is frequently used.
Synonyms
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Reference Source
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General reference: legal principles
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