Legal Definition and Related Resources of Bad Repute

Meaning of Bad Repute

Synonyms of Bad Repute

noun

abasement
abjection
abjectness
abomination
allegation
amoralism
amorality
animadversion
antagonism
aspersion
attaint
bad character
bad influence
bad name
betrayal
calumniation
calumny
castigation
censoriousness
censure
charge
condemnation
confutation
contemptibility
contumely
corruption
criminality
crimination
criticism
debasement
decrial
defilement
degeneracy
degradation
delinquency
demoralization
denigration
denunciation
depravity
deprecation
derision
derogation
despicabifity
despicableness
detraction
deviation from rectitude
deviation from virtue
deviousness
disapprobation
discommendation
discountenance
discredit
disesteem
disfavor
disgrace
disgracefulness
dishonor
dishonorableness
disparagement
displacency
disreputability
disreputableness
disrepute
disrespecta bility
disrespectfulness
excoriation
exposure
flagitiousness
flagrancy
fraud
ignobility
ignominiousness
ignominy
ill repute
immorality
impaired reputation
improbation
improbity
impropriety
impugnation
increpation
inculpation
indecorum
infamousness
infamy
insolence
irreverence
lack of integrity
laxity
loss of honor
loss of reputation
low regard
low regard
low standard
maculation
malevolence
malignity
malversation
misbehavior
moral degeneracy
immorality
impaired reputation
improbation
improbity
impropriety
impugnation
increpation
inculpation
indecorum
infamousness
infamy
infidelity
insolence
irreverence
lack of integrity
laxity
loss of honor
loss of reputation
low regard
low standard
maculation
malevolence
malignity
malversation
misbehavior
moral degeneracy
moral turpitude
notoriety
objurgation
obliquity
obloquy
obnoxiousness
obtrecta tion
odiousness
odium
opprobrium
peccability
peculation
perfidiousness
perfidy
perversity
prodi tion
profligacy
public reproach
rapacity
rebuke
reflection
reprehension
reprimand
reproach
reprobation
shame
shamefulness
slight
stigma
stricture
suspiciousness
taint
traducement
transgression
turpitude
unacceptableness
unrespectability
unscrupulousness
venality
vice
vilification
vilipend ency
want of principle
Associated Concepts: character evidence
credibility of witness
moral turpitude
reputation
Verba generalia generaliter sunt intelligenda
General words are to be understood generally
Verbis standum ubi nulla ambiguitas
Where there is no ambiguity
the words are adhered to
Semper sexus masculinus etiam femininum sexum continet
The masculine sex of gender always includes the feminine also
Semper specialia generalibus insunt
Special expressions are always included in general ones
Sinulla sit conjectura quae ducat alio
verba intelligenda sunt ex proprietate
non grammatica sedpopulari ex usu
If there be no inference which leads to a different conclusion
words are to be understood according to their proper meaning
not according to a grammatical usage but to a popular and ordinary one
Statuta pro publico commodo late interpretantur
Statutes enacted for the public good ought to be liberally construed
Quando charta continetgeneralem clausulam
posteaque descendit ad verba specialia quae clausulae generali sunt consentanea
interpretanda est charta secundum verba specialia
When a deed contains a general clause
and afterwards descends to special words which are consistent with the general clause
When the law is special
but its reason is general
the law is to be understood generally
Quando licet id quod majus videtur etlicere id quod minus
When the greater is allowed
the less is to be deemed to be allowed also
Quod in minori valet valebit in majori; et quod in majori non valetnecvalebitinminori
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1 which is valid in the greater shall be valid in the less; and that which is not valid in the greater shall not be valid in the less
Qtium in testamento ambigue aut etiamperperam scriptum est
benigne interpretari et secundum id quod credible et cogitatum
credendum est
Where an ambiguous or even an erroneous expression occurs in a will
it should be construed liberally and in accordance with what is thought the probable meaning of the testator
Semper in dubiis benigniorapraeferenda sunt
In doubtful cases
the more liberal constructions are always to be preferred
Transgressione multiplicata
crescat poenae inflictio
Upon the multiplication of the transgression
let the infliction of punishment increase
Ex tota materia emergat resolutio
A general expression is to be construed generally
Generate nihilcertum implicat
A general expression implies nothing certain
Indubiohaec legis constructio quam verba ostendunt
In a doubtful case
that construction which the words indicate should be adopted
Inexpositioneinstrumentorum
mala grammatica
quod fieri potest
vitanda est
In the drafting of instruments
bad grammar is to be avoided as much as possible
In his enim quae sunt favorabilia animae
quamvis sunt damnosa rebus
fiat aliquando extentio statuti
In matters that are favorable to the spirit
though injurious to property
an extension of the statute should sometimes be made
In rebus quae sunt favorabilia animae
quamvis sunt damnosa rebus
fiat aliquando extensio statuti
In matters that are favorable to the spirit
In verbis non verba
sed res et ratio
quaerenda est
In the construction of words
not the mere words
but the thing and the meaning
are to be inquired into
Injustum est
nisi tota lege inspecta
de una aliqua ejusparticula proposita judicare vel respondere
It is unjust to give judgement or advice concerning any particular clause of a law without having examined the whole law
Interpretatio fienda est ut res magis valeat quam pereat
Construction should be such tnat the transaction may be effective rather than fall
Interpretare et concordare leges legibus
est optimus interpretandi modus
To interpret and harmonize laws with laws is the best mode of interpretation
Interpretatio talis in ambiguis semper fienda est ut evitetur inconveniens et absurdum
In ambiguous things
such a construction should be always made that the inconvenient an
d absurd may be avoided
Legis constructio non facit injuriam
The construction of law does no wrong
Generalis clausula non porrigitur ad ea quaeantea specialiter sunt comprehensa
non trahit ad se quod est magisjunctum
sede contrario in omnicasu
That which is more remote does not draw to itself that which is nearer
but the contrary in every case
In ambigua voce legis eapotius accipienda est significatio quae vitio caret
praesertim cum etiam voluntas legis ex hoc colligipossit
In an ambiguous expression of law
that signification is to be preferred which is consonant with equity
especially when the spirit of the law can be collected from that
In obscuris
inspici solere quod verisimiltus est
aut quod plerumque fieri solet
In obscure cases
we usually regard what is most probable or what is done
In obscuris
quod minimum est sequimur
In obscure or doubtful cases
we follow that which is the least
Inpoenalibus causis benignius interpretandum est
In penal causes or cases
the more liberal interpretation should be adopted
In re dubia
Generate tantum valet in generalibus
quantum singulare in singulis
That which is general prevails in general matters
as that which is particular prevails in particular matters
In ambiguo sermone non utrumque dicimus sed id duntaxat quod volumus
In ambiguous language
we do not use it in a double sense
but in the sense in which we mean it
Generalia specialibus non derogant
General words do not derogate from special
Generalia suntpraeponenda singularibus
General things are to be put before particular things
Generalia verba sunt generaliter intelligenda
General words are to be understood generally in a general sense
Generalibus specialia derogant
Special words derogate from the meaning of general ones
Verba posteriora propter certitudinem addita
adpriora quae certitudine indigent
sunt referenda
Subsequent words
added for the purpose of certainty
are to be referred to the preceding words which are need of certainty
Things general precede
things special follow
In ambiguis orationibus maxime sententia spectanda est ejus qui eas protulisset
When there are ambiguous expressions
the intentions of the person who uses them is chiefly to be regarded
A verbis legis non est recendendum
From the words of a statute
there must be no departure
Aliud est distinctio
aliud separatio
Distinction is one thing; separation is another

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