Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

quoad

preposition

/kwōd/

Definition

Used in legal contexts to refer to a specific aspect or part of a case or situation.

Examples

Quoad the financial aspects of the contract, we need further review.
He agreed to the terms quoad the responsibilities of both parties.
The court’s decision was quoad the constitutional rights of the individuals involved.

Meaning

The term ‘quoad’ is derived from Latin, meaning ‘as far as’ or ‘with regard to’. It is often used in legal language to clarify that a statement, assertion, or ruling pertains only to a certain aspect of a broader matter.