sponsio ludicra

sponsio ludicra (spon-shee-oh loo-di-kr[schwa]). [Latin “a laughable promise”]

1. Civil law. An informal or illicit understanding that is not enforceable.

2. Scots law. An obligation that a court will not enforce because it does not concern a worthy subject; e.g., a gambling agreement. Pl. sponsiones ludicrae.

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资深译员Christina，毕业于英国一流的高级翻译学院，擅长翻译涉及教育培训领域的法律文件。