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na | principle of law |
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na | a contextual reading would give "Grant XYZ a prior right" |
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principle of law Explanation: Termium gives the following definition: Propositions permières dégagées de l'ensemble du système juridique par voie de synthèse, considérées comme exactes et susceptibles en conséquence, de justifier des déductions dans l'ordre juridique. Hope this is helpful. Source : Termium |
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a contextual reading would give "Grant XYZ a prior right" Explanation: although this expression is usually translated "rule of law" or "legal principle". Larousse |
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