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Sine qua non (/ËsaÉªni kweÉª ËnÉn/; Latin: [Ësine kwaË ËnoËn]) or conditio sine qua non (plural: conditiones sine quibus non) is an indispensable and essential action, condition, or ingredient.
An intervening cause of loss which, though not direct, may nonetheless contribute to the loss. Related Terms: Causa Causans, Causation, But For, Sine Qua Non. A cause without which the thing would not have happened. A cause which if it had not existed, the injury would not have been sustained.. [C]ausa sine qua non, a cause which if it had not existed, the injury would not have taken place, an occasional cause.... In Smith Hogg, Justice Wright bemoaned the use of such Latin maxims in the course of judicial proceedings and reluctantly remarked:  Causa causans ...