AMBULATORY WILL
the right a testator has that enables them to change a will.
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the right a testator has that enables them to change a will.
Decreasing the amount of tax that is imposed upon a person.
Not a permanent nuisance but one that can be corrected easily as not to harm anyone.
the second attempt to carry out an execution, a legal performance, after the original one has failed to accomplish the purpose of it.
a voluntary and non-profit organisation that has a panel of arbitrators who hear labour and other sorts of disputes.
the apparatus that is used to calculate the amount of alcohol that has been consumed. It is used by police to see if a person has been drinking and is intoxicated.
1. An official of a government agency whose job is to inspect and examine records of public m monies made by appointed authorities. 2. An appointee of the court.
The compensation that is awarded and is due and payable.
an insurance application and refers to a serious illness or condition that needed the services of a doctor.
Obtaining the redress or the enforcing of your rights by putting a matter before an administrative agency. If no remedy then the matter is taken to court.
the person who signs his name on a document tat the maker or maker’s request and certifies its identity and existence.
the first born child in a family.
Taking an oath that will give up a right already had such as pledging an allegiance to a new country by giving up the right of allegiance to another country.
This means to distribute the portions of something such as rights to something, land or shares.
a legal argument that is set before a court that aids it in making proper judgement. It will submit facts and points of law that will bolster its contention.
The expression denotes a person, an attorney , has been admitted to the bar after fulfilling all the requirements and is able to practice law.
the total amount that is covered by a liability insurance policy. It may cover a set amount for a claim and an aggregate amount for several claims of similar nature. See insurance;
The document that is used to charge a person with a crime.
a pardon that has not got any conditions.
The additional or second sentence that will go into effect when the first sentence has been completed.