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A Dictionary of Law

William C. Anderson · 1889

Wrong; injury. A tortious act, whether willful and malicious, or. accidental.! Compare Delictum. Ab assuetis non fit injuria. From matters of long standing no injury krises. Acquiescence with a state of things as it has long existed, operates as a waiver or abandonment of one'$ right therein. See Estoppel. Damntun absque injuria. Loss without such injury as the law recognizes. See further Damnum. De injuria. Of (his own) wrong. See Replication. Volenti non fit injuria. To him who wills a thing there can be no injury. See further VoLO, "Volenti.