What does brevitatis causa mean?

Answer 1

For the sake of brevity.

The phrase is often used in complicated legal proceedings where they wish to refer to other documents that are part of the case, but don't want to reprint them in their entirety in the new document (which would normally be required). Lawyers therefore say "referred to for its terms which are held to be incorporated herein brevitatis causa" or "referred to for their terms and held to be incorporated herein for the sake of brevity"

Answer 2

Brevitatis Causa

Answer 3

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Answer 4

It's Latin for short cause.,transliterate. But for the sake of brevity is more like it.

Answer 5

Short cause