Inter

In Latin phrases. A preposition, meaning among; between. INTER ALIA (Lat.) Among other things; as, "the said premises, which, inter alia, Titius granted to Caius." INTER ALIAS CAUSAS ACQUISI' tiones mag,na, Celebris, et famosa est causa donatlonis. Among other methods of acquiring property, a great, much-used, and celebrated method is that of gift. Bracton, IL INTER ALIOS (Lat.) Between other par- INTER ALIOS RES GESTAS ALMS NON posse praejudlclum facere saepe constltutum est. It has been often settled that things which took place between other parties cannot prejudice. Code, 7. 60. 1. 2.

I. Between; among. Inter alia: among other things; — enactatnm fnit: among other things it was enacted. Inter alios: between other parties; — res gestas aliis non posse praejudicium faeere saepe constitutum est: that things done between others cannot prejudice third parties has often been determined. Inter apices juris: among the niceties or subtleties of the law; among the extreme doctrines of the law. Inter bracllia: between her arms.. Inter caeteros: among others; in a. general clause. Inter canem et lupum: between dog and waif, — anciently used to signify twilight, from the uncertain nature of the light, which rendered it difficult to distinguish one animal from another. Inter conjuges: between husband and wife. Inter pares: between equals. Inter partes: between parts or parties. Inter quatnor parietes: between four walls. Inter rusticos: among the unlearned. Inter se or sese: between or among themselves. Inter yivos: between living persons.

Lat. Among; between.

In the midst; among; between. Used in Latin phrases, and in compound words; in the latter, the simple words are sometimes separated by a hyphen. Inter alia. Among other things. Inter alios. Among other persons — as to strangers. See Res, Inter, etc. Inter.com. See Interim, Committitur. Inter conjuges. Between husband and wife. Inter pares. Between equals — in capacity or opportunity. Inter partes. Between persons — the immediate parties to an instrument. See Paes, Inter, etc. Inter rusticos. Among the unlearned. Inter se, or sese. Between themselves. Inter vivos. Between living persons. See Gift.

I. Between; among. Inter alia: among others. Inter alios acta: things done between other persons [than the parties.] Inter amicos: among friends. Inter arma leges silent (among arms): when appeal is made to arms the laws are silent. Inter canem et lupum (between dog and wolf): twilight. Inter partes: between parties. Inter rusticos: among illiterate persons. Inter virum et usiorem: between husband and wife. Inter sese: among themselves. Inter vivos: between persons living.