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DOMINO VOLENTE (dom-uh-noh vuh-len-tee) is a legal term that means "with the owner's consent." It is used to indicate that the owner of something has given permission for it to be used or done in a certain way. For example, if someone wants to borrow a car, they might ask the owner for permission to use it, and if the owner says yes, they could say that they are using the car domino volente.
DOMINO VOLENTE
Domino volente means "with the owner's consent" in Law Latin.
Example 1: The landlord allowed the tenant to sublet the apartment to a friend, domino volente.
Example 2: The company shared confidential information with a third party, domino volente.
These examples illustrate the use of domino volente in legal situations where the owner or authority has given their consent for a particular action to take place. In the first example, the landlord has given permission for the tenant to sublet the apartment to a friend. In the second example, the company has shared confidential information with a third party with the owner's consent.