Ipso

/ˈɪpsoʊ/

Definitions

  1. (adv.) By that very fact or act; automatically or inherently by the nature of the situation without need for further action.
    If a contract is void, it is ipso facto unenforceable.

Commentary

Often used in legal contexts to indicate that a consequence follows automatically from a specified fact or act without requiring additional proof or action.

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