Category: V

the value of a property if the owner wanted to sell it to a buyer willing to buy it.

See fair and reasonable market value.

This means to record a person’s voice for the purpose of identification.

the verdict that declares a defendant guilty of the crime he was charged with.

the name used to describe a death that is not natural or a death this caused by an accident or the actions of another person.

the value of an estate after all of the claims have been paid.

See value, fair.

a term that applies to the request by a debtor for him to be declared bankrupt.

the verdict that finds a person guilty but also mentally incompetent.

this is a term given to the changing of a venue where a trial will be held because the new location is better for a fair trial.

the value that a seller will sell an item for a and a value the buyer is willing to pay.

an act to infringe on a copyright where you have no permission to do so. See infringement of copyright.

a rule in building contracts where an owner is entitled to the difference in value between what is built and what should have been built.

applied to a verdict that isn’t in line with the principles of justice.

when a person fails to follow the instruction of the court when they are paroled.

a voluntary withdrawal by a plaintiff from a trial of a case he has proposed.

1. The facts that take a way a defendant’s right to be sued where he lives. 2. The facts that will be established at a hearing.

the term given to the act of leaving a person with no good reason to and without their consent to leave.

a situation where the jury members leave court to see where an accident or crim occurred.

a verdict that not in proportion to the matter in hand and violates the court’s conscious.