Law · Legal Maxims
The Latin maxim 'Injuria Sine Damnum' literally means:
- 1An act of God causing legal injury
- 2Both infringement of a legal right and actual damage occurring together
- 3Actual damage or loss without the infringement of a legal right
- 4Infringement of a legal right without actual damage or loss✓
Correct answer
Infringement of a legal right without actual damage or loss
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