Earned Premium
If an insured person pays for a policy in advance, the “earned” premium is the portion of the policy that has already been used.
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If an insured person pays for a policy in advance, the “earned” premium is the portion of the policy that has already been used.
The bar that stops the litigation of facts that have already been determined.
the act of public officers where they lure a suspected criminal into doing a criminal act.
1. These are the actions that will attract an undue amount of attention. 2. Undressing and displaying genitals in public.
the term given to a human embryo from conception to 8 weeks of gestation.
the right that is recognised by the law and can be carried out by the law if necessary.
the action taken by the creditor where he will take possession of property owned by the debtor to satisfy the agreement.
the term that is given to an injunction that is issued without notice being given to the party opposing.
This term applies to the creditors with claims against a debtor that exist and are valid.
This means to be outside of the boundaries of a state or country.
the care that a sensible person will use when faced with a dangerous event or condition.
the word that means to give a person the power to be able to do something.
a bar that will renounce or renege that facts that have already been agreed to in a contract.
the act or the performance on which a bond is conditioned or the conditions of the bond.
1. applied to any evidence that comes from outside the court. 2. Any evidence that is not pertinent to matters at hand.
This term applies to a judgement of court that hasn’t been carried out.
a right that depends on the continuing of present conditions. See expectant estates.
This the agreement and the obligation to act that is stated in explicit terms.
the objection to the plaintiff’s suit that is based on having no legal validity to a claim.
the term given to the deceit that lays the groundwork for setting aside a judgement.
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