Aliter

I Otherwise; otherwise decided. Aliter tcI in alio mode: otherwise or in another way.

Lat. Otherwise. A term often used in the reporis, Aliud est celare, aliud tacere. To conceal is one thing; to be silent is another thing. Lord Mansfield, 3 Burr. 1910. Aliud est distinetio, aliud separatio. Distinction is one thing; separation is another. Itis one thing to make things distinct, another thing to make them separable. Aliud est possidere, alind esse in possessione. Jt is one thing to possess; it ta another to be in possession. Hob, 163. Aliud est venders, aliud vendenti consentire. To sell is one thing; to consent to a sale (seller) is another thing. Dig. 50, 17, 160.

I. Otherwise; otherwise decided. Aliter vel in alio modo: otherwise, or in another way.

Lat. Otherwise. A term often used in the reports. Aliter puniuntur ex eisdem factionihus servi quam liberi; et aliter qui quidem aliquid in dominum parentemve commiserit, quam in extraneum; in magistratum quam in privatum; slaves are punished differently, for the same actions, from freemen; and one who offends against a master or parent, differently from one who does the like against a stranger; and one who offends against a magistrate, differently from one who injures a private individual. Bract, fol. 105 a. 3 Inst. 220.