De jure definitions

De jure

1) According to law 2) By right 3) Latin legal terminology
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De jure (iː, -; Classical Latin de iúre dɛ ˈjuːrɛ) is an expression that means `concerning law`, as contrasted with de facto, which means `concerning fact`. The terms de jure and de facto are used instead of `in law` and `in practice`, respectively, when one is describing political or legal situations. In a legal context, de jure is ...
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De jure

• By right; of right; by law; -- often opposed to de facto.
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De jure

The Latin term 'De jure' means, in a UK legal context: 'rightful, by right'.
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De jure

In law. Legally correct - it is the opposite of de facto.
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De Jure

latin expression meaning "based on law", used to mean something done/said in principle, which is strictly legal, according to written laws of the land. Contrasts with 'de facto' which isn't legal but in practice.
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de jure

In discussion of standards, a de jure standard is one defined by the relevant formal standards body rather than being simply used in practice, a de facto standard. Typical examples in the mobile world are IS-136 defined by TIA and EMS for GSM and UMTS defined by 3GPP. Lawyers may quibble with both of these however and insist that only ISO and ITU are de jure standards bodies. ...
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