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Term: jus duplicatum
Definition: Jus duplicatum is a legal term that refers to the right to double compensation for a single injury or harm. It is also known as droit-droit. This means that if someone has been wronged or injured, they have the right to receive compensation twice for the same harm.
jus duplicatum
jus duplicatum is another term for droit-droit.
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Jus duplicatum is a legal term that means the same thing as droit-droit. It refers to the right to claim double damages in a lawsuit. For example, if someone sues for damages and wins, they may be entitled to receive double the amount of damages if they can prove that the defendant acted with malice or fraud. This is known as jus duplicatum or droit-droit.