CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
the document that certifies a building has been completed to conform with zoning and other standards and is ready to be occupied.
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the document that certifies a building has been completed to conform with zoning and other standards and is ready to be occupied.
the instruction and admonition from a judge to the jury that cautions them not to discuss the case with anyone while the trial is in progress.
the term that is given to something that is in addition to or supplemental too.
a certificate that verifies the authenticity of a document that is made by a clerk or officer of the court.
a gift given in a will to an educational, religious or tax exempt organisation that is free from gain or profit to the giver.
the term that applies to the reversal of a judgement that comes with conditions to be met.
This term is applied to a verdict where the juries come to a compromise to reach a verdict. It does not conform properly to a trial by jury.
the term given to an appeal where both parties will appeal the judgement rendered.
any evidence that is brought up in a case that has not been arranged beforehand to be used as evidence of a fact or event.
an illegal act of trickery that results in damages to a person or persons.
These are the laws that govern the formation and the activities of corporations.
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.
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