Cabível

Cabível is a Portuguese term used in legal contexts. It translates to "applicable," "admissible," "appropriate," or "justifiable" depending on the specific situation. When something is described as cabível, it means that it is legally sound, permissible, or fitting within the framework of the law or a given legal proceeding.

For example, a certain type of legal action or argument might be considered cabível if it aligns with existing laws and legal precedents. If a judge rules that a specific piece of evidence is cabível, it means that the evidence is admissible and can be presented in court. Conversely, if a request or a motion is deemed not cabível, it suggests that it does not meet the legal requirements for consideration or acceptance. The determination of whether something is cabível often involves an analysis of statutes, regulations, and judicial interpretations. It is a fundamental concept for understanding the procedural aspects and substantive validity of legal actions and arguments.