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This term means to make known, a revelation or the uncovering a thing that is kept hidden.
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This term means to make known, a revelation or the uncovering a thing that is kept hidden.
a term with the transfer of authority from one person to another person.
This term is applied to a form of mental illness seen in young people that have a split personality.
an insurance policy that pays workers absent from work due to an injury or illness.
the term that is given to the power to do or not to do a thing.
A debt where the property is taken into custody while the judgment takes place.
the term that applies to a person who has died.
the abbreviation for deoxyribonucleic acid.
the term that is given to the official document that attests to a personbeing died.
These are the taxes that become poayable on an estate.
These are the occasional and repeated damages that will be remedied by the acts of the party that is negligent.
the concept that is behind a valid divorce that has dissolved the marriage.
This term is given to any money that is still owing after a mortgage is foreclosed.
the term that is used in order to deprive a person of their citizenship.
the term that applies to the legally constituted government that has been placed in power in accordance with the laws of the land.
where a defendant will object to the authority of the court to try his case.
This occurs when papers are presented by the owner of property and it must be handed over to him.
This si the name given to the debt that must be paid before an y other debts should the debtor become bankrupt.
the phrase that binds the defendant appealing the award against him to pay the amount of them judgement and interest if his appeal fails.
This means that a person is trained and prepared to perform tasks or to fulfil an office.
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