Consensus Ad Idem
/kənˈsɛn.səs æd ˈiː.dɛm/
Definitions
- (n.) A mutual agreement of the parties on the same thing and in the same sense, essential for contract formation.
The contract was invalid because there was no consensus ad idem between the parties.
Forms
- consensus ad idem
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Commentary
Consensus ad idem is a foundational concept in contract law emphasizing that both parties must share identical understanding about the agreement's terms.
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