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No. 12,013 in Polish

legis

The Polish word "legis" does not exist independently; it may be part of Latin phrases or a misunderstanding. Please clarify or check the context.

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  • Termin 'legis' pochodzi z łaciny i oznacza prawo.

    The term 'legis' originates from Latin and means law.

    Used as a noun, 'legis' refers to the concept of law.

  • Interpretacja 'legis' może różnić się w zależności od systemu prawnego.

    The interpretation of 'legis' can vary depending on the legal system.

    Here 'legis' is used to denote a specific legal concept or principle.

  • Chociaż wiele krajów opiera się na zasadach legis, ich zastosowanie bywa różnorodne.

    Although many countries rely on the principles of legis, their application tends to be diverse.

    'Legis' refers collectively to the established laws or legal framework.

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