mutatis mutandis means with the necessary changes having been made to ensure that the language makes sense in the context;
mutatis mutandis means “with the necessary changes in detail, meaning that matters or things generally the same, but are to be altered when necessary.”
mutatis mutandis means with the necessary modifications; the same rules apply but with the changes needed to render them applicable to the linked third parties.
More Definitions of mutatis mutandis
mutatis mutandis means with the technical changes necessary to apply the EU-Morocco Agreements as if they had been concluded between the United Kingdom and Morocco, taking into account the object and purpose of this Agreement.
mutatis mutandis means making necessary alterations while not affecting the main point at issue.
mutatis mutandis means “with the necessary changes”.
mutatis mutandis means with the technical modifications necessary to apply the EU-Viet Nam FTA as if it had been concluded between the United Kingdom and Viet Nam, taking into account the object and purpose of this Agreement and any instrument or agreement made by the Parties relating to the interpretation of this term; and
mutatis mutandis means “subject to the necessary changes”;
mutatis mutandis means with the technical changes necessary to apply the EU-Singapore FTA as if it had been concluded between the United Kingdom and Singapore, taking into account the object and purpose of this Agreement;
mutatis mutandis means that the body of information remains essentially the same but only minor details will change to fit the circumstances;