CORPORATION LAW
These are the laws that govern the formation and the activities of corporations.
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These are the laws that govern the formation and the activities of corporations.
a manner of payment that implies that the seller will be paid in cash.
the term that applies to a spoken consent usually when it is not possible to get written consent.
This name is given to the community where the courts and the administrative buildings are located.
the term that is applied to something being the same rank, of the same value and equal to something else.
This term is given to mean to hide a thing that is unlawful or to evade and impede investigations.
a clause in a deed that provides a right under set and specified circumstances that the property will be returned to the grantor.
the notary public who is authorised to acknowledge deeds from outside of the state to be used within the state.
This term applies to an apartment where the tenant has interest in owning the building and he has a lease that entitles him to occupancy of his apartment.
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This term is the right of a court to hear and to decide the cases of a criminal nature.
a term found in a lease that states that the lease is terminated if certain conditions are not met.
a fund that is set up by a political body or a city that will pay all necessary expenses that could occur during the year.
Latin for a person who files an objection such a to that of a will.
a statement that says that the court was in session and did its business at a certain place at a certain time.
a written note given to an employee by the employer that says why he left the job and what competencies he is able to do. Then employee gives this note to the
This term apples to a person who is an attorney and has been admitted to the bar and is able to practice.
This term applies to the oral-genital contact between the mouth and the genitals of a woman.
These are crimes that have been created by existing statutes and not common law.
a British term and is the same as a certified public accountant in the United States.
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