Legal Definitions - et inde petit judicium

et inde petit judicium

When someone uses this phrase, they are asking for a decision to be made in their favor. It is often used at the end of a legal document.

• After presenting all of the evidence, the lawyer said, "et inde petit judicium" to request a decision in their client's favor.
• The plaintiff included "et inde petit judicium" in their complaint, hoping to win the case.

These examples show how the phrase is used in a legal context to request a favorable decision. It is a formal way of asking for a judgment in one's favor.