Inter se
“Among themselves.”
Latin phrase
What does “Inter se” mean?
Inter se translates as “Among themselves.”
It describes rights or relations between members of a group, as distinct from their relation to outsiders. Partners’ obligations inter se may differ from their liability to creditors.
The story behind it
A Latin phrase used in legal, academic and scientific writing.
How to use “Inter se”
Useful in a partnership agreement section on duties among partners.
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- Inter se
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- Among themselves.
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