COMPENSABLE INJURY
an injury that arises from your employment.
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an injury that arises from your employment.
the owning of property that is similar to a fee simple except the property must eventually be passed on to the heirs.
the term given to the amount of money that is to paid under a contract to render a service.
the term that is applied to something being the same rank, of the same value and equal to something else.
This term is given to mean to hide a thing that is unlawful or to evade and impede investigations.
These are crimes that are committed and are punishable under common law and not crimes that have been created by statutes.
This applies to acts that due to necessity take place over a long period of time.
See confusion of debts.
This term is applied to the binding promise or obligation that comes from an agreement or contract.
federal law that aids states by limiting the amount of oil that can be produced from certain fields.
a clause that provides for the adjustment of prices for goods and services that according to cost of living changes.
a trust whose assets and income will benefit the general public or a large group of the general public.
the agreement that fixes the amount to be paid to a contractor for costs of materials and labour.
the term that is given to the actions of an adult that leads a child to partake in an activity that is immoral or to witness an immoral activity.
the action taken when a person fails to testify or appear when ordered to do so by Congress or one of its appointed committees.
This means to be insolent, rude or to act with disdain.
where permission is given by the nearest kin that allows a post mortem to take place.
an authority that has been conferred on 2 or more courts to hear and decide similar cases. Or it the jurisdiction of a government agency and a court with the same jurisdiction.
the term that applies to the signing of papers by a judge that attests to the fact that this is an appeal that is based on a bill of exceptions.
This term applies to people living together as a husband and wife whether a marriage has occurred or not.