|lekˌslōkēˈaktəs, -ēˈäk- noun
or lex actus
Etymology: lex loci actus from New Latin, law of the place of the act; lex actus from New Latin, law of the act
: the law of the place where an act is done or a transaction takes place
|lekˌslōkēˈaktəs, -ēˈäk- noun
or lex actus
Etymology: lex loci actus from New Latin, law of the place of the act; lex actus from New Latin, law of the act
: the law of the place where an act is done or a transaction takes place
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012