Quantum valebant – this term comes from Latin. Literally it means as much as it is worth and it is used in the area of Commercial Law to detail the value of goods in exchange between traders.

Quantum sufficit – this term comes from Latin and literally it means as much as sufficient or sufficient quantity and it is used in the area of Commercial Law to detail the quantity of goods in exchange between traders.

Quantum indemnificatus – this term comes from Latin. It means to what amount he should be indemnified. The term is used nowadays in Tort Law, where in damage claims it determines the amount to be awarded by the court in…

Quantum damnificatum – this legal term comes from Latin. It is used in the Tort Law procedures where means “how much he has been damaged”. Usually it refers to the compensation that is equal to the damages occurred. See also…

Quantitative rule – this legal phrase is used mostly in Court Trials in many jurisdictions, where it refers to a rule of evidences under which a certain types of proofs could be measured only altogether with other supporting types of…

Quando quod ago non valet ut agam, valeat quantum valere potest – this legal phrase comes from Latin. It means when the legal action I am performing, is not valid as I perform it, let it get as much validity…

Qualifying widow/widower – this legal phrase is used in the Tax Legislation in some legal systems, to detail the figure of a widow or widower who has been granted temporary the same benefits and tax reduces as if they were…

Qualifying relative – this legal phrase is part of the Immigration Law, where it details the legal figure of every person who has a close family relationship with an alien. Usually a type of relation that will allow the alien…

Qualified real estate agent – this legal phrase refers to the figure of sales agent, whose legal activities are being regulated by the local authorities and holds business insurance for damages to clients, as provided by the legislation. But in…

Qualifying ratio – this legal phrase is used in the sphere of Banking Law. Often it describes the rules for establishing the amount of money, which a borrower could obtain by the bank via loan contract – usually for buying…