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locus in quo

locus in quo noun: the scene of the event; the place where the cause of action arose.

Noun

locus in quo

  1. The scene of the event; the place where the cause of action arose.

Origin of locus in quo

Latin [Term?] (literally “place in which”)

Questions about locus in quo

What does locus in quo mean?
Locus in quo means the scene of the event; the place where the cause of action arose.
What part of speech is locus in quo?
Locus in quo is a noun.

Words near locus in quo in the dictionary

  1. locura
  2. locus
  3. locus amoenus
  4. locus classicus
  5. locus coeruleus
  6. locus in quo
  7. locus of control
  8. locus poenitentiae
  9. locus standi
  10. locuses
  11. locust

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