inter se


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in·ter se

 (ĭn′tər sē′, sā′)
adv. & adj.
Between or among themselves.
[Latin inter sē : inter, between + sē, themselves.]
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inter se

(ˈɪntə ˈseɪ)
adv
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) among or between themselves
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The court observed that the inter se seniority of Judges of a High Court shall reckon from the order and date of their appointment as Additional Judges of that court.
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