Generalia specialibus non derogant gānāra´lē‐a spākē‐a´lēbūs nōn dā´rōgant . jenɜrā´lē‐u spešyâ´libus nan de´rōgânt .
“General things do not derogate from specific things.”A maxim meaning that specific or detailed provisions of a legal instrument should prevail over more general, conflicting provisions. ... ...
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