Animus in United Kingdom
Definition of Animus
In accordance with the work A Dictionary of Law, this is a description of Animus :
(Latin)
Intentio The term is often used in combination; for example, animus furandi – the intention to steal; animus manendi – the intention to remain in one place (for the purposes of the law relating to *domicile).
Animus in Legal Latin
Meaning of the latin term “Animus” from the University of Kent: ‘Intention’ – The term is often used in combination; for example:
_ animus furandi – the intention to steal;
_ animus manendi – the intention to remain in one place (for the purposes of the law relating to domicile);
_ animus donandi: – the intention to transfer property.
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See Also
- Legal Latin Maxims
- Legal Latin Quotes
- Legal Latin Dictionary
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