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Delict - Definition and Overview

Delict is a French word and a legal term in civil law which signifies a wilful wrong, similar to the common law concept of tort though differing in many substantive ways. It is to be differentiated from quasi-delict which is an unintentional wrong, similar though differing from the common law concept of negligence. The term is found particularly in Scots Law. See law of obligations.


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Example Usage of Delict
MartinoTell_em: Ben op plaats Delict.. Brandweer. Onderzoeks auto. Politie. Witte tent. Grote lampen. Rode linten.
ehazeleger: Aangekomen op de plaats Delict. Veel slachtoffers, kijken wie we nog kunnen redden....
TROSNieuwsshow: "Deze mensen zijn meer dan hun Delict"
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