justly definition
justly means that overall fairness is paramount in the exercise of the discretion. The claimant did not have a monopoly of the fairness factors in this case. It would not be fair for TfL to be repeatedly denied a hearing on the ground of the claimant's recurrent health problems.”
justly . (iuste) and «justly » means «rightly » (bene) ; therefore, « he who uses his wealth badly possesses it wrongfully, and wrongful possession means that it is another’s property (omne igitur, quod male possidetur, alienum est, male autem possiiet, qui male utitur) ». In the light of this statement and the comment that «money is wrongly (male) possessed by bad men while good men who love it least have the best right to it, « it is sometimes argued that Augustine held that a man’s property rights are limited by the use to which he puts his possessions, that he who uses his property badly has no real claim to it, and that, at least de iure, property belongs to the good. Clearly, however, this is a misin terpretation of his intent. He has already told us that the property rights of individuals are determined by kings and rulers. Any such system of positive legal rights to property would be thrown into complete chaos and confusion by the rule that evil men have lost their title to their property by their bad use of it and that only those who use possessions well have a rightful claim to them. The confusion disappears when we