LEX PRAETORIA

LEX PRAETORIA lex praetoria (leks pri- or pree-tor-ee-[schwa]). [Latin ¡°praetorian law¡±] 1. Roman law. Law laid down in the praetor’s edict. Cf. JUS PRAETORIUM. 2. Hist. The applicable rules in a court of equity. What is the legal equivalent of the term LEX PRAETORIA in Chinese?