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Something that is unconditional, final, complete and without any restrictions or conditions.
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Something that is unconditional, final, complete and without any restrictions or conditions.
A child that is recognised by the parent as their own. In paternity proceedings, a man deny he is the father of a child.
the statement the confirms the details of the contract or the transaction and is not just an opinion being expressed.
Latin for in the year of our Lord and is the number of years after death.
the contract used to purchase something that is to be carried out some time in the future where the owner has agreed to sell and purchaser has agreed to buy.
The jury that has been appointed by a federal judge in order to help decide any questions of fact.
The proceeding that takes place before an administrative agency and not a court of law.
the suit that is brought about by bother parties for the purpose of getting a decision from the court about a doubtful question of law.
The additional or the second legacy.
the expression that states a transaction was open and above board and did not result from some sort of inside deal or manipulation.
Latin for before death. These terms are used to describe a statement that is made before you die.
any evidence that is allowed to be introduced during the trial.
The leaving of a husband or wife without just cause and with a deliberate intention of creating a lifetime separation.
Any property that has been obtained by purchasing it.
The authority to act in any manner that a person sees fit to do. TLD Example: Laws place constraints on a person’s arbitrary power to do as he or she wishes without
the recitation of all of the factual details by a party to a law suit that sets forth what actually happened while dealing with the other party.
The action of attaching your signature and stamp or your seal.
Profits that are yet to be divided, that is , it is earned but not yet distributed.
A deed transferring the title of property from one person to another without any conditions.
The system that is created by legislation where an agency is empowered to make a binding rule and regulation.
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