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ideo consideratum est
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A quick definition of ideo consideratum est:
Term: ideo consideratum est
Definition: ideo consideratum est is a Latin phrase that means "therefore it is considered." It was often used in the past to introduce a judgment in common law and later came to refer to the judgment itself.
Example: The judge said "ideo consideratum est" before announcing his decision in the case.
A more thorough explanation:
ideo consideratum est
At common law, "ideo consideratum est" was used to preface a judgment and meant "therefore it is considered." Over time, it came to refer to the judgment itself.
- The judge said "ideo consideratum est" before announcing the verdict.
- The court's decision, or "consideratum est per curiam," was in favor of the plaintiff.
These examples show how "ideo consideratum est" was used in legal settings to indicate that a judgment was being made or had been made.