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per modum exceptionis
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A quick definition of per modum exceptionis:
Term: PER MODUM EXCEPTIONIS
Definition: Per modum exceptionis is a Latin term that means "by way of exception." It is used in historical contexts to refer to something that is being done in an exceptional or unusual manner.
A more thorough explanation:
PER MODUM EXCEPTIONIS
Per modum exceptionis is a Latin term that means "by way of exception."
- The company policy states that all employees must work from the office, but per modum exceptionis, some employees are allowed to work from home due to medical reasons.
- The law requires all drivers to have a valid license, but per modum exceptionis, a person with a disability may be allowed to drive without a license if they have a special permit.
These examples illustrate how per modum exceptionis is used to make an exception to a general rule or policy. In both cases, there is a standard requirement that applies to everyone, but certain individuals are allowed to deviate from that requirement due to specific circumstances.