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phleet
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Judge.me - A Private Small Claims Internet Court
I don't know how well advised saying "No legal mumbo jumbo" then immediately using the latin phrase "ex aequo et bono" is.
peterjancelis
on May 23, 2012
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Ha, good point. Ex aequo et bono is the legal mumbo jumbo term to say no legal mumbo jumbo :)
tdoggette
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Yeah, but what does it
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peterjancelis
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It translates as "based on fairness and equity", i.e. the arbitrator applies equity principles (contract law) instead of a specific local law.
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