iniquus (of persons and things; opposed to aequus; e.g., judge, law, condition): injustus (unjust, of persons and things; opposed to justus, meritus, debitus; e.g., interest): immeritus (undeserved, with preceding negative; e.g., laudes haud immeritae). It is unfair, iniquum or injustum est (with accusative and infinitive): to make unfair demands, iniqua postulare: to show one’s self unfair, iniquum esse in aliquem. An unfair proceeding, inique or injuste factum: to ask anything that is unfair, iniquum postulare.