ONE-MAN-ONE-VOTE RULE
a term that is given to a ruling in most democratic governments that one person has one vote.
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a term that is given to a ruling in most democratic governments that one person has one vote.
the term that is given to an active trust.
the term that is applied to an obligation where it will be fulfilled if another person fulfills his side of the obligation.
A term that is given to the plaintiff’s oath as to the value of a thing that is in dispute.
a term that for burden of proof where the accuser has to show the proof of his claims and charges.
a term used to describe the workers belonging to a union.
this is the term given to an obligation that is inferred to be a duty due to the nature of the agreement.
a term that is applied to a case that is similar to another case in all aspects.
a term that is applied to the series of unlawful acts that are carried out frequently by the same person.
the term that describes the adversary in the law suit.
the term that applies to an offense that is characterised by a person failing to perform an act.
a term that is applied when a person has injuries to their body as well as harm to their emotional stability.
The term that is given to the inherent dangers found in a certain job. See ordinary hazards of occupation.
the term that is applied to an obligation that has no conditions attached to it.
a term used for the court decision that is against the defendant and orders him to abandon property he is occupying wrongly.
a term that is used for a settlement that is made in a worker’s compensation case where payments will continue for as long as the person is no able to work.
a term that is given to an agreement where the exact amount of goods to be bought isn’t specified.
a term given to a statement that is the written opinion of a judge who agrees with the final decision in a case but has disagreed with the reasoning.
term that applies to interfering with a police officer who is carryout his duties.
a term for the degree of diligence a person must exercise to avoid injuring other people.
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