Latin for "among other things" — used to point out one or more items from a longer list.
What it means
Inter alia means "among other things". Lawyers use it to highlight a particular point while signalling that the full list or set of facts is larger.
In Australian legal writing, you'll often see a document state that a party claims, inter alia, certain relief — meaning those items are examples, not the complete list. It's a way of being precise about what is being mentioned without implying it's everything.
How it's used
The contract required, inter alia, that the goods be delivered within fourteen days.
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