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Term: jus terti
Definition: Jus terti is a Latin term that means third-party standing. It refers to the legal right of a person or organization to bring a lawsuit on behalf of someone else who has been harmed or has a legal interest in the matter. This concept is also known as standing, which means that a person has the right to bring a case to court because they have been directly affected by the issue at hand.
jus terti
A Latin term that refers to third-party standing, which means the legal right of a person or organization to bring a lawsuit on behalf of someone else who is affected by the issue.
These examples illustrate how a third party can have the legal right to bring a lawsuit on behalf of someone else who is affected by the issue. In both cases, the non-profit organization and the parent are not directly affected by the issue, but they have the legal standing to bring a lawsuit because they are representing the interests of someone who is affected.