general position
In projective geometry, a set of points is said to be in general position
iff any of them do not lie on a -dimensional plane, i.e., 4 points are in general position iff no three of them are on the same line.
Dually a set of -dimensional planes is said to be in general position iff no of them meet in the same point, i.e., 4 lines are in general position iff no three of them meet in the same point.