CRIPPLING
the term that is applied to anything that is disabling physically.
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the term that is applied to anything that is disabling physically.
This the term given to the boundary that is seen between 2 counties.
the structure of a company in reference to its stocks and bonds it has issued and to their worth.
This applies to the putting together of money from several sources into the one fund.
the judgement that places a lien on property of a defendant that prevents him from fraudulently disposing of property during a trial.
This term applies to an apartment where the tenant has interest in owning the building and he has a lease that entitles him to occupancy of his apartment.
the conclusion that is reached by a court after considering all of the presented facts in a case. It is also a statement of the law by a court.
This means the change of a principle abode or residence.
This term is given to the jail for minor criminals or for transient criminals.
a right that depends on a future event or the performance of an action.
a will made by more that one person where the money or property to be granted is owned by all people making the will.
the authority that is given to a commission to take a testimony from witnesses who can’t be personally produced to the court.
the term that is given to bonds that are able to be converted or turned into stock.
a term that means something is full or finished and is not lacking in any way and is a complete copy or a complete legal title.
These are the laws that govern the exemption or the payment of duties that are put on imported goods.
This terms means to plead guilty to a lesser offense than that charged and it is accepted by the court.
the name given to a claim in a compensation case.
the study of the law through examine, perusing, researching and gaining knowledge of cases that are important.
the term that means to think about, or to ponder or study and to examine carefully.
the judgement that will go into effect only when a particular condition has been fulfilled.
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