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A quick definition of pais:

Term: PAIS

Definition: Pais means "pay" or "pays". It is used in legal language to refer to situations that happen outside of court or legal proceedings. The phrase "in pais" comes from Law French and means "in the country". This term is often used in the context of equitable estoppel, which is a legal principle that prevents someone from denying something they previously said or did outside of court.

A more thorough explanation:

PAIS

Pais (pay or pays) means "in the country" in Law French. In legal terms, it refers to a situation outside of court or legal proceedings. It is often used in the context of equitable estoppel.

Example 1: The parties reached a settlement agreement in pais, without involving the court.

Example 2: The defendant made a promise to the plaintiff in pais, which the plaintiff relied on to their detriment.

The examples illustrate how pais is used in legal contexts to refer to situations that occur outside of court or legal proceedings. In example 1, the parties reached a settlement agreement without involving the court, which is an example of pais. In example 2, the defendant made a promise to the plaintiff outside of court, which the plaintiff relied on to their detriment. This is an example of equitable estoppel, which is often associated with pais.

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