delictum

delictum
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Burton's Legal Thesaurus. . 2006


delictum
(Latin: A fault.)
An injury, an offense, or a tort—a wrong done to the property or person of another that does not involve breach of contract. Culpability; blameworthiness of a criminal nature, as in the Latin phrase in pari delicto—in equal fault or equally criminal—used to describe accomplices to a crime.

Dictionary from West's Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005.


delictum
[Latin, A fault.] An injury, an offense, or a tort—a wrong done to the property or person of another that does not involve breach of contract. Culpability; blameworthiness of a criminal nature, as in the Latin phrase in pari delicto—in equal fault or equally criminal—used to describe accomplices to a crime.

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  • delictum — de·lic·tum …   English syllables

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