Law · Legal Maxims
What does the Latin phrase 'Mutatis mutandis' mean in legal contexts?
- 1With the necessary changes having been made✓
- 2It indicates that no changes are required
- 3It refers to a specific set of unchangeable terms
- 4It denotes a complete overhaul of existing agreements
Correct answer
With the necessary changes having been made
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