1.
Amicus
curiae- friend of the court.
2.
Accipere
Quam facere praestat insuriam- it is
better to suffer an injustice than to do an injustice.
3.
Abbundas cautela non nocet- there is no harm done by great caution.
4.
Aedificicatum
solo, solo, cedit- what is built on
the land is to be regarded as having become part of the land.
5.
Aequitas
sequitur legem- equity follows the
law
6.
Affirmanti
non neganti inlumbit probatin- the
burden of proof is upon him who affirms not upon him who denies.
7.
Affectio tua nomen imponit open tuo- your motives gives a name to your act.
8.
Advocatatus diaboli- devil’s advocate
9.
Actus
non facit reum, nisi, rea mens sit- an act does not make the
doer of it guilty unless the mind be guilty, i.e. unless the intent is
criminal.
10.
Argumentum ad crumenan- an argument to the purse i.e. to one’s in interest.