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"Beyond the legal powers of a person or body" = A videlicet or B ultra vires

B ultra vires

pro forma means A"as a matter of form" OR B "per year" or C"as follows"

A as a matter of form

How do we say "by itself" ?

per se

What does "sic" mean? THUS or FOR THIS PURPOSE?

Thus (often used to indicate the original, often incorrect, spelling or grammar in a text.

"de facto"means IN FACT, true or false?

TRUE

"SUI JURIS" means A "of one´s own right" or B "as follows"

A "of one´s own right; able to exercise one´s own legal rights

number of shareholders or directors who have to be present at a board meeting so that it can be validly conducted is A a quore B a quored C a quorum

C a quorum

ET ALLI (ET. AL) : what does it mean?

and other people, and others

pro rata means "proportionally", TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

How do we say "against"?

versus

How do we say "for example"?

e.g. exempli gratia

videlicet (viz) means "as follows", TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

"inter alia" means A "as follows" or B "among other things"

B "among other things"

id est (i.e.) = that is OR by itself?

that is (used to signal an explanation)

"ipso facto"means "by that very fact". TRUE or FALSE

TRUE

FOR THIS PURPOSE = AD HOC or SIC?

AD HOC