DE LEGE FERENDA

By SovConn | June 29, 2014

de lege ferenda (dee lee-jee f<<schwa>>-ren-d<<schwa>>). [Latin “from law to be passed”]

Int’l law. A proposed principle that might be applied to a given situation instead or in the absence

of a legal principle that is in force. Cf. DE LEGE LATA. [Blacks Law 8th]

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