The full phrase is in pari materia, which means "on the same [literally, equal] matter." It is applied to laws enacted at different times but dealing with the same subject.
Statutes in pari materia must be interpreted in light of each other since they have a common purpose for comparable events or items.
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The phrase "aliunde" is often used in legal contexts to mean "from another source" or "from outside." It can be used to indicate that a court cannot consider material from outside the law being interpreted, as opposed to "in pari materia," which refers to interpreting different statutes together.
Sine Pari is Latin for "without equal".
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Pari passu is a Latin phrase that literally means "with an equal step" or "on equal footing." It is used to indicate all parties in something are ctreated equally according to their position or stocks held, equity, rights, or interest level.
How you say equal in Latin is "aequus", or you could even say "par" to say equal in Latin.
Claudio Pari was born in 1574.
Son Pari was created in 2000.
Pari Saberi was born in 1932.