Inquire into doubtful points, for by reasoning we arrive at legal truth.

Explanation

Doubt is not a destination but a point of departure — the law commands inquiry, not paralysis.

Where this applies

• Don't give up just because something is uncertain — investigate it.
• Doubt is a starting point for inquiry, not a reason to stop.
• Reasoning through doubtful questions leads to legitimate answers.

See also

• 12.1.1 An argument drawn from inconvenience is valid in law, for the law will not permit any inconvenience.
• 12.3.5 The law always intends what is agreeable to reason; the law compels no one to do vain or useless things.