Vide

In a legal context, the Latin term “vide” refers to something that is lacking or absent. This term is often used in legal documents or arguments to suggest that something is missing. For instance, if a legal argument is made “sine materia vide,” it means “without substance, see empty.” This implies that the argument lacks support or evidence. Likewise, if a statute or law is referred to as “vide,” it could indicate that it lacks clarity or specificity, leaving something open to interpretation or requiring further elaboration.