Legal Lexicon

Irrtum

Calculation Error

Calculation error: Mistakes in calculations caused by rounding or assumptions. Discover how precise numbers influence our actions!

Mistake of Law

The mistake of law refers to ignorance regarding the criminality of an act. Learn more in the article – discover legal nuances!

Ineffective Attempt

An ineffective attempt occurs when a crime is planned but cannot be completed due to objective reasons. Learn more in the lexicon!

Error of Fact

The error of fact describes the incorrect understanding of an act in criminal law. Discover how mistakes can affect punishment! Read more in the article.

Malice, Fraudulent Misrepresentation

Malice refers to intentional deception, mostly in legal contexts. Learn how fraudulent misrepresentation affects contract law – read more now in the legal glossary!

Putative State of Emergency

A putative state of emergency describes a supposed emergency situation in which someone mistakenly assumes an emergency exists. Learn more in the article!

Putative Offense

A putative offense describes an alleged criminal act based on a mistake. Learn more about the legal consequences and background!

Putative Self-Defense

Putative self-defense describes the error of acting under the mistaken belief that one is in a situation requiring self-defense. Learn more about its legal significance and consequences!

Act on Contesting Transactions

The Act on Contesting Transactions sets out the conditions under which contracts or actions can be reversed. Discover more in the article!

Challenging Declarations of Intent

Challenging a declaration renders faulty statements of intent invalid. Learn when and how you can legally correct your declarations – read more now!

Intentional Contestation

Intentional contestation protects against contracts that have been concluded through deceit. Want to know more? Discover the details in the lexicon article!