Legal Definitions - sed vide

Term: sed vide
Definition: This Latin phrase is used to direct the reader's attention to an authority or statement that contradicts the previous statement or principle. It means "but see". For example, if a writer says that all dogs are friendly, they may follow it with "sed vide" and a citation that shows a dog that is not friendly. This phrase is used to show that there are exceptions to the previous statement.
Example: The article stated that all fruits are healthy, sed vide the banana which is high in sugar. This means that while most fruits are healthy, there are some exceptions like bananas that are high in sugar and should be consumed in moderation.