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10 Ιαν 2016 · In a legal context, per se is commonly used to single out a single element of a larger issue. Per se is not an issue or topic, but serves to make sure listeners understand what the speaker is trying to pull out of the big picture, or that he is referring to the inherent nature of something.
In legal contexts, it refers to something that is considered inherently wrong or illegal without needing further proof or explanation. For example, certain actions, like price-fixing, are considered illegal "per se," meaning they are wrong on their own.
The per se rule is a legal principle that means certain actions are considered illegal or harmful without needing to prove that they caused any harm. For example, in antitrust law, price-fixing is seen as harmful on its own, so no further evidence is needed to show it caused damage.
3 Ιουλ 2019 · With the withdrawal of the amendment it is still unclear whether softwares are patentable subject matter under the Indian Patent law. Some argue that the expression per se implies that the patent cannot be claimed for the computer program alone. However, if the program is coupled with hardware then patent can be granted.
Per se means something is inherently true or automatically considered to be true. For example, if someone breaks a law, they are considered to have breached their duty to follow the law, which is negligence per se.
21 Μαρ 2019 · Per se if generally used in a legal sense to mean that without referring to anything else, something must be accepted because it is self evident or inherent. Here are a couple of examples of situations where per se often comes up:
For example, in tort law, a statutory violation is negligence per se. One of the elements a person has to prove in a negligence claim is that the defendant breached their duty owed. There is a duty to obey the law bound up in the duty to act non-negligently.
