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de jureadj. Latin for "lawful," as distinguished from de facto (actual).
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de jureLatin, meaning "in law." Something that exists by operation of law.
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de jureLatin, literally "of law," thus "legitimate, lawful, by right of law, required by law." Jure is ablative of ius "law" (see just (adj.)).
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de jure(deh jur ay) Latin for according to the law. Compare: de facto
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de jure[Medieval Latin, literally, from the law] 1 : by right : of right [a de jure officer] 2 : in accordance with law see also de jure segregation at segregation compare de facto
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de jureDe Jure is the Latin of the term “of the law.” It describes a condition that is legitimate “as a matter of law” or “according to law.” The term has come to be described as a total adherence of the law [..]
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de jureBy law. According to law
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de jureBy right, rightfully, lawfully, according to the law of the land. Thus a legal axiom says: “De jure Judices, de facto Juratores, respondent” (Judges look to the law, juries to the fa [..]
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de jureLegally married.
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de jureLatin, meaning "in law." Something that exists by operation of law.
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de jureAccording to law.
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de jureLatin. In law or in fact (as in family relationships). A legal marriage is de jure, a couple who live together are in a de facto relationship.
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de jureadj. Latin for "lawful," as distinguished from de facto (actual).
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de jureUsual place of residence
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