L'adage "Infans conceptus"

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"infans conceptus pro nato habetur quoties de comodo ejus agitur" L'adage "Infans Conceptus" est indispensable et vient du latin cet adage sert l'intérêt de l'enfant conçu mais pas encore né vivant et viable. Car pour que l'adage prenne effet, il faut que l'enfant naisse vivant et viable.

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