👉 Non-substantiality in the context of law refers to a legal principle that limits or restricts the scope of an individual's rights. This means that, while an individual may have certain rights and protections under the law, they are not entitled to all those rights at once. Instead, they can only enjoy some of them to the extent that they meet specific conditions or requirements. For example, a person who is non-substantial cannot be arrested for violating laws if it is determined that they did not
