The term “Fortia frisca” is a Latin legal term that signifies “fresh force” and has historical significance.
Fortia frisca, a Latin term in legal history, refers to the concept of “fresh force”. It is used to describe situations where a new and fresh force is employed to overcome an existing force. This term is commonly used in legal cases where a party claims to have used fresh force to defend themselves or their property. For instance, if someone unlawfully enters your home and you use force to protect yourself, you may argue that you employed fortia frisca. This implies that you used a new and fresh force to counter the force exerted by the intruder.
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This glossary post was last updated: 26th April 2024.
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