EX PROPRIO VIGORE
By its own strength / of its own force
A law or a treaty may be binding ex proprio vigore, or on its own. If an international law is not binding ex proprio vigore in domestic law, then legislative action is needed.
Ex proprio vigore. By its own inherent force. Ex vigore termini. By the strength of the word.
Vis. Latin. Force.
Vi et armis. With force and arms.
 See also: Proprio vigore, War, Time, Right, Question
  
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