REVOKE IN PART
a phrase that denotes that some parts of a document are valid and in existence that is different to one revoked in entirety.
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a phrase that denotes that some parts of a document are valid and in existence that is different to one revoked in entirety.
a rule or a regulation that governs the ownership or the transfer of property that is often based past procedures in similar matters.
a written agreement that limits the use of property for specific purposes and regulates the structures that may be built on it.
the attempt of an attorney to try to get a witness to remember the facts or things he has forgotten.
a term that applies to the lessening of a sentence or the severity of a punishment.
a term for a thing that might happen if several other things take place.
This si when the party who brought the witness to court questions them after a cross examination.
the right to appeal to a higher court for a review of a lower court’s judgement.
a term that means to deny and to defeat a claim that seems to be just by producing evidence that the claim is in fact unjustified.
This is the settling of a case where the plaintiff signs a statement that releases the defendant from further liability.
See reasonable doubt.
a term that is used for a person’s right to the ownership and the possession of land.
where money is distributed on a proportional basis.
a phrase that denotes that a thing has been cancelled totally that leaves nothing to be valid.
a rule that will enforce without delay, a peremptory rule. issued by a court when a litigant fails to show sufficient cause why an order shouldn’t be carried out.
a written report of an officer of the court that details his activities in serving a process.
These are the group of bills that impose the federal taxes. These bills originate in the House of Representatives.
a Latin term for movable things.
a Latin phrase for something that belongs to or is connected with a principal thing.
the name that is given to a fee given to the attorney when he was engaged by a client.
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