grounds for refusing exonerado ppr Y, Y shall obligatorily absolve X from liability, Y shall absolve X from liability and shall have no ground for refusing to do so F inexécution E breach - non-performance S inejecución Of a contract, treaty, etc. inexequible (CO) E unenforceable F inapplicable in face of the court V. in facie curiae Incorrect form of in the face of. the court in facie curiae Black E in the face of the court e.g. EN contempt in the face of the court F - 576 - infamant V. crime infamant peine infamante E infamous S infamante infant EN, US: the old but not obsolete term for a minor, i.e. a person under 18; EN Family Law Reform Act 1969, 1, 9, 12, Langan 30, Jowitt; note 10 F mineur S menor E inferior court EN any court other than a superior court, i.e. principally the county courts and the magistrates' courts; Walker EN 170, Osbom, Martin; note h F ? tribunal d'instance inférieure CA S infidencia E breach of trust - disloyalty F abus de confiance F infirmer (CA) E to set aside S CA información de nudo hecho (VE) E an information F élément de (pur) fait S informar V. libertad de informar - 577 - E information (EN, PH, US) An information is laid before a magistrate Crim. proc: procedural step: formal statement whereby proceedings are begxm, consisting of an allegation, laid by a prosecutor before a magistrate, that an offence has been committed; in EN it is used to begin proceedings for all offences, and may be written or oral, and the prosecutor may be any individual, but is invariably a Crown Prosecutor (and no longer, under the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985, a police officer) in US it may be used to begin proceedings for any offence 