Glossary entry

Latin term or phrase:

intuitu personae

English translation:

by virtue of the personality of the other party

Jan 25, 2002 21:36
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Latin term

intuitu personae

Latin to English Law/Patents
"A cause de son caractère intuitu personae le présent contrat ne peut être transféré..."
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5 +3 by virtue of the personality

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by virtue of the personality

This expression applies to a contract signed by one of the parties by virtue of the personality of the other party. It translates something like that: "As this contract is based on the personality (of the parties), it may not be transferred."
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