actus dei nemini facit injuriam

This is latin word .used in law . It is also called legal maxim

here actus means act

dei means god
nemini means kind of no

so the basic meaning is "no one resposible when something (wrong) is done by god (nature)

eg extreame storm , or big rainfall , tsunami etc

and because of this some one god injured then no one will go to jail.

Eg suppose extreme extreme strom came and your car goes in the air and drop on somebody's house . And his hous is broken then he can't sue u . He can sue u but he can't will that law suit . The judge will say it was act of god or actus dei nemini facit injuriam

by student and lover of education December 8, 2012

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faith

a) Faith is the assured expectation of things hoped for, the evident demonstration of realities though not beheld"-Hebrews 11:1

b) Or by popular defintion: an irrational belief.

a) John had faith in God's promises.

b) Jim had faith that there was no chance in hell that John was right.

b) (again) Jib put all his fith into Ben's words when Ben said that the moon is made of cheese.

by Kariko May 18, 2009

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