Allegans contraria non est audiendus allā´gans kōntra´rē-a nōn āst ôdē-ān´dūs . â´lejunz kantra´rē-u nan est ădē-en´dus .
“A person adducing to the contrary is not to be heard.”A maxim meaning that a tribunal will not entertain contradictory claims by the same party, or claims by a party contradictory to the party’s own conduct, in a single case. ... ...
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