Quasi easement – this term is used in the area of Real Estate Law. In some jurisdictions the quasi easement describes two neighboring plots of land, owned by the same person. An antonym is “true easement”, which could occur if…

Quasi-criminal – this term is used in the area of Court Trials, where refers to the legal right, applicable in some legal systems, given to the civil court, to give punishment for actions if there was a criminal proceeding.

Quasi-delict – this legal term is used in the area of Tort Law, where refers to wrongful negligence or omission, resulting in damages for another person’s property. Many legal systems create a liability for damages on the base of quasi-delict,…

Quasi crimes – this legal term is used in the sphere of Criminal Law in many jurisdictions, where refers to crimes, affecting the public, that are not actual crimes, neither charged this hard like the regular crimes. I.e. the term…

Quasi-company – in the area of Corporate Law this legal term describes a corporate body which has been formed shareholders by its and currently takes legal or business actions, but has not yet been validly registered at the local Authorities…

Quasi-agreement liability – this legal term in the Law of Contracts refers to the liability for Tort and for not doing any wrongful actions, although these actions have not been precisely stipulated in the text of the contract. There is…

Quarere dat sapere quae sunt legitima vere – this legal maxim comes from Latin. It provides that to perform legal investigation is the way to know what things are truly lawful. This is the job done by lawyers – to…