What does the Latin term 'suo moto' mean?

Suo Moto, meaning "on its own motion," is an Indian legal term, approximately equivalent to the English term Sua Sponte. It is used, for example, where a government agency acts on its own cognisance, as in "the Commission took Suo Moto control over the matter." Example; "there is no requirement that a court suo moto instruct a jury upon these defenses." State v. Pierson.

It is really easy to be translated into English, "suo moto" is used in formal English and signifies "on his credo" or " on his creed", "moto" could be extended as meaning even to "belief" and "intuitive".Then it will sound like "on his own belief" or "on his own intuitive"

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'cetaris paribus' = 'with all other factors being held constant'. Its usually used in economics. :)

It's shoe motor

tinny motor for latin made shoes

It means "on his own intuitive"