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    What is the meaning of the following maxim? "Ex turpi causa non oritur actio"
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    What is the meaning of the following maxim? "Ex turpi causa non oritur actio"

    A.

    From an immoral cause no action arises

    B.

    From an immoral cause an action arises

    C.

    From a moral cause an action arises

    D.

    From a moral cause no action arises

    Correct option is A


    The legal maxim Ex turpi causa non oritur actio means that no legal action can arise from an immoral or illegal act. This principle prevents individuals from claiming legal remedies if their cause of action is based on illegal or unethical conduct.

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