lex dubia non obligat

A Latin phrase that frees one from a contract or other legal obligation that is not morally sound. In English, the phrase means "a dubious law is not binding." As your lawyer, I think we should absolutely take them to court—the terms of this contract are unethical. Lex dubia non obligat!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
MarkÉTa	-	Czech, Slovak
Mykhail	-	Ukrainian
Ceren	-	Turkish
A&Eth;Alsteinn	-	Icelandic, Ancient Scandinavian
Aylwen	['eilwən]
Benayahu	-	Biblical Hebrew