A Latin term that means of no significance or not worthy of consideration. In legal terms, the consequences of an act in violation of a legal requirement may be considered so small that they don't justify pursuing legal action.
By definition a de minimus issue is one so small or of so little consequence that, in all probability it would not even be considered for legal or judicial action. If brought before a court a judge would make the decision and ruling of de mnimus. Definition: "De minimus is a Latin term that means of no significance or not worthy of consideration. In legal terms, the consequences of an act in violation of a legal requirement may be considered so small that they don't justify pursuing legal action." See below link:
Per Wikipedia:De minimis is a Latin expression meaning about minimal things, normally in the locutions de minimis non curat praetor ("The praetor does not concern himself with trifles") or de minimis non curat lex ("The law does not concern itself with trifles").[1][2]In risk assessment it refers to a level of risk that is too small to be concerned with. Some refer to this as a "virtually safe" level
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The term 'de facto' refers to what actually, in fact is in effect. The term 'de jure' refers to what is supposed to be in effect, in accordance with legal requirements and standards. A corporation that is described as 'de facto' means that it's being run in such a way that its owners and its directors aren't the same as those that are so identified in the legal documents.
The term 'inspeccion de trabajo' is in the Spanish language. When the term is translated to English, the term means Labour Inspection and Social Security.
The street of Mexico, i think.
Felo de se, Latin for "felon of himself", is an archaic legal term meaning suicide.Another term for suicide is self-destruction.
It's equivalent to the English "Thanksgiving Day".
"De facto wife/husband" refers to a partner who is considered to be a spouse by living together and acting as a married couple, even though they may not have a legal marriage certificate. This term is often used in situations where the couple's relationship is recognized as a marriage in practice, but not necessarily in a legal sense. It implies a long-term committed relationship akin to that of a married couple, even if not formally recognized by law.
French for "runner of the wood"
"Fe de compli" is a term often used in legal and financial contexts, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries, meaning "faith of compliance." It refers to a declaration or certification affirming that certain conditions or obligations have been met or fulfilled. This term is typically used in documents to provide assurance regarding adherence to regulations or agreements.
Rachat de credit is the Romanian term for, credit or loans. Someone can search the term Rachat de credit and find out that it involves business or personal credit or loans terms.