Black Letter Law definition:
A principle of law so notorious and entrenched that it is commonly known and rarely disputed.
A basic, settled tenet of law, notorious and well known.
BLACK LETTER LAW - The principles of law which are generally known and free from doubt or dispute.
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Black letter law: The basic, standard principles of law that are generally known and free from doubt or dispute. Black letter law is not recorded in any one research source, nor is "black letter" a term you will find in most indices.
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