Effet utile is a legal principle originating from French law, meaning "useful effect." It emphasizes that a legal provision or decision should be interpreted and applied in a way that achieves its intended purpose and effect, rather than rendering it ineffective or meaningless. This principle is often invoked in judicial contexts to ensure that laws and contractual obligations fulfill their intended roles in promoting justice and clarity. In essence, effet utile seeks to preserve the efficacy and functionality of legal norms.
Rai Utile ended in 2008.
Rai Utile was created in 2004.
Lefèvre-Utile was created in 1846.
Un Animale utile was created in 1951.
en effet means 'indeed' in French.
The name would be Etandrophragma utile. Family: Meliaceae. (endangered)
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Parce que c'est utile = Because it's useful
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"En effet"