Modus non excipiens
= Modus non excipiens
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"Modus non excipiens" is a legal term derived from Latin, meaning "the way of not excepting." In legal contexts, it generally refers to a principle or rule concerning the interpretation of exceptions within contracts or legal documents. Specifically, it suggests that if a party does not specifically exclude certain circumstances or conditions, those circumstances will be included in the general terms of the agreement.