Inter rusticos is Latin for "among rustics" or "illiterate persons". The term is used in legal terminology and legal maxims ("legal Latin"). Deeds or obligations granted "inter rusticos" are not judged by the same strict rules as those prepared by professionals, rather, they are dealt with more according to equitable principles than rules of strict law.[1]
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This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain: Trayner, John (1894). My library My History Latin Maxims and Phrases, Collected from the Institutional Writers on the Law of Scotland and Other Sources with Translations and Illustrations. W. Green. p. 285.
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