Legal Definitions - ne mutuato amore invicem spoliarentur

NE MUTUATO AMORE INVICEM SPOLIARENTUR

Ne mutuato amore invicem spoliarentur is a Latin phrase that means "let them not rob each other of mutual love."

It is similar in meaning to the phrase "neither spouse should take advantage of the other's love."

Example 1: A husband and wife should not use their love for each other to manipulate or control the other person.

Example 2: A friend should not take advantage of their friend's love and kindness by constantly asking for favors without reciprocating.

The examples illustrate the idea that mutual love should not be used as a tool for personal gain or advantage. Instead, love should be given freely and without expectation of something in return. This principle applies to all types of relationships, including romantic relationships, friendships, and family relationships.