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<h1>Legal term 'mutatis mutandis' means applying rules to similar situations with necessary changes in detail</h1> The legal term 'mutatis mutandis' means 'with the necessary changes in points of detail.' Legal dictionaries consistently define it as indicating that matters or things are generally the same but should be altered when necessary, particularly regarding names, offices, and similar details. The phrase appears frequently in legal practice to signify that a provision or rule applies to a similar situation with appropriate modifications. Various authoritative legal dictionaries including Earl Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law, Black's Law Dictionary, and Bouvier's Law Dictionary provide substantially similar definitions emphasizing the concept of making necessary adaptations while maintaining the general framework or principle.