Alius
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Another, other; different. Plural, alii.
Alia enormia
Other wrongs. See Enormia; Inter Alia.
Alieni generis
Of another kind.
Alieni juris
Under another's right or authority. See Jus, Sui, etc.
Alio intuitu
Under another aspect. Alios. Other persons.
Whence et al., and et als., q. v. See also A, 3. Aliter.
In another manner; otherwise — held or decided. Introduces an exception to a rule or general principle.
Aliunde.
From another — person, place, or source. Designates evidence derived from an extrinsic source; as, testimony offered to contradict, vary, or explain the terms of a written instrument, or to explain an ambiguity therein.* Compare Dehors.
See Parol, 2, Agreement.