Inka KT latin

Created or done for a particular purpose or situation, without general application.

Ad hoc

A written statement made under oath, used as evidence in court.

Affidavit

In good faith, genuine or real, without intent to deceive.

Bona fide

In practice or reality, even if not legally recognized.

De facto

According to the law, legally recognized.

De jure

And other things, or and so on; used to indicate additional items in a list.

Et cetera (etc.)

A legal proceeding or communication involving only one party, without the other party's presence or knowledge.

Ex parte

For example; used to introduce one or more examples.

Exempli gratia (e.g.)

That is; used to clarify or explain something more precisely.

Id est (i.e.)

In private, typically used for court proceedings held in private, away from the public.

In camera

In its original place or position.

In situ

Among other things; used to indicate other items or matters are included but not specified.

Inter alia

By the fact itself; something that is a direct result of an action or event.

Ipso facto

Per year; used to describe something that occurs annually or the yearly amount.

Per annum

By itself; used to mean something is true on its own, without needing further explanation.

Per se

At first glance; based on the initial evidence, something seems to be true unless proven otherwise.

Prima facie

As a formality; done in a prescribed or official manner, often without significant change.

Pro forma

In proportion; dividing something according to a set ratio or percentage.

Pro rata

As if, resembling; something that is almost like or similar to something else but not exactly the same.

Quasi

The minimum number of members required to conduct business or hold a meeting.

Quorum 

Thus, or so; used to indicate that something is quoted exactly as found, even if it seems odd or incorrect.

Sic

Under judgment; refers to a matter that is currently being considered by a court.

Sub judice

Of one's own right; a person who is legally independent and has full legal capacity.

Sui juris

Beyond the powers; an act or decision made beyond the legal authority of a person or entity.

Ultra vires

Against; used to indicate opposition in a legal case (e.g., "State v. Smith").

Versus

Namely, that is to say; used to introduce a detailed explanation or clarification.

Videlicet (viz.)