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Adjunctum accessorium is a fancy Latin term that means something extra or added on. It's like when you buy a toy and it comes with accessories, like extra clothes or tools. In law, it refers to something that goes along with something else, like a car accessory or a phone case.
ADJUNCTUM ACCESSORIUM
Adjunctum accessorium is a legal term that refers to an accessory or appurtenance.
These examples illustrate how adjunctum accessorium refers to something that is not essential to the main object, but is still important and useful. A car can still function without a spare tire, but it is a helpful accessory to have in case of a flat tire. Similarly, a phone case and watch strap are not necessary for the phone or watch to work, but they protect and enhance the device.