👉 Illeviability is a term used in legal and medical contexts to describe the situation where an individual's actions are not legally or medically considered as being harmful, but rather they are deemed harmless. Illeviability is often associated with situations involving negligence or recklessness, such as when an individual intentionally causes harm to another person. The term "illeviability" has been used in various legal contexts and medical settings to denote a situation where the consequences of an action are not considered to be harmful or illegal
