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‖ aliunde, adv. Chiefly Law.|ælɪˈʌndɪ|
[L.]
From another person or place; from elsewhere.
1659J. Owen Divine Orig. Authority Scriptures ii. 36 That it may reach us, that we may know, and understand, and submit to its Authority, it must be testified unto aliunde, from some other person, or thing appointed thereunto. 1843Mill Logic i. iii. i. 245 Every shadow of doubt..is dispelled by evidence aliundè. 1884Law Rep., 28 Chanc. Div. (1885) 308 The reference to the purchaser is not conclusive, for it might have been shown aliunde that J. Studds was not the purchaser. 1909A. D. Godley in Reliquiae (1926) II. 163 What we know aliunde does not amount to very much. 1976Phipson on Evidence (ed. 12) xxi. 378 Where the Civil Evidence Act 1968 does not apply, the special conditions of admissibility must be proved aliunde to the satisfaction of the judge. |