of a party S de oficio o a petición de parte dol E fraud* - deceit** - malice*** - bad faith S dolo S dolo = dol S dolo futuro (CL) Dr. civ., dr. pén.; Capitant Guillien, Dalloz contrats et conventions, sect. 8; Nicholas 73 et seq.: EGLAT faute : BE CC 1109 et seq. 1304, FR ibid.. CP 334.1, CH CC 125, CDO 28, 100, 193; VCLT 44, 49 RL dolus. an Intentional wrong, generally opposed to RL culpa, an unintentional wrong; also called dole (SCO crim. law), fraudulent intent: OCL dolus> Black dolus * XL: VCLT 44, 49; ML: use this terra in civiX Xaw matters, e.g. (as in EN, SCO) in regard to the defect in consent to a contract called fraud ** PH PC3 *** Use this terra or wilfulness in regard to criminal law matters; EN malice aforethought in the crime of murder CL CC 1451, 2316-2317, 2483; MX CC 1812; ES CC 1265. 1269 VCLT 44, 49 CC 1465 E future fraud F dol à venir - 404 - dolosif V. fausses representations dolosives représentations dolosives E fraudulent* - malicious** - wilful** - deceitful S doloso doloso = dolosif V. delito doloso homicidio doloso F dol qualifié E aggravated fraud S F dol volontaire * In civil law matters ** These terms can be regarded as synonyms in criminal law matters E deliberate fraud - wilful misconduct S RL dolus malus domaine SS E domain S dominio F domaine public E public domain*/land** State lands** S dominio público Dr. adm., Amos 91; IL:SS * O'Connell SS 226 ** If land alone is clearly referred to domestic court 1. 2. EN: a magistrates' court acting in domestic matters; Walker EN 198 US: court existing and having jurisdiction at the place of the party's residence or domicile 
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