LEGALLY CONTRIBUTING CAUSE
the term that describes having a minor case in creating an injury. It is not the Major cause.
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the term that describes having a minor case in creating an injury. It is not the Major cause.
the term used to describe the blood relationship existing between people who descend in a straight line such as son, father, grandfather.
the term used to describe the release of a person from bankruptcy or a debtor from his debts after he has done everything possible to pay his debtors.
the term that is given to a less severe crime that will be included with the case of the more sever one.
the term applied to the authority or jurisdiction of a lower court.
A term applying to the demand where the amount has already been agreed to.
a Latin phrase for a pending suit or a person who has been suspended.
1. A tax or an assessment. 2. To tax, to assess, to impose a fine upon.
This term describes the person that you need to support as obliged by the law.
the name given to describe the executor, administrator or the person who looks after another person’s affairs.
the term that is given to your first name and your last name . Middle names are considered to be immaterial.
term that explains the buying out of a company by using borrowed m money.
the term that is the same as presumption of death. See Enoch Arden Laws.
a term where a law of a state gives its courts jurisdiction over people and property outside the state.
a Latin phrase that means the law of the land.
the term applied to direct line such as grandfather, son, grandson and is important when a person dies without leaving a will.
the term that describes a period in a mentally unbalanced person’s life where they act normally.
the term that refers to the court that is the last resort where there can be no appeal.
a term applied to a person who is unrestrained morally and sexually.
term that means a full and claim-free title.
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