lex dubia non obligat

English

Etymology

A Latin sentence; from lēx (“law”) + dubia (“doubtful”) + nōn (“not”) + obligat (“is binding”).

Proverb

lex dubia non obligat

  1. (law) A doubtful law is not binding.
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