DEDICATION BY DEED
This term applies to land that has been put aside for a public use by a deed which states exactly what the property will be used for.
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This term applies to land that has been put aside for a public use by a deed which states exactly what the property will be used for.
This term applies to any mental disease caused by an emotional illness or is organic in origin.
the term that applies to course of events.
This word means to cross out or remove words from a document.
the term used when a body is removed from a grave by order from a court.
the term that means to take property away illegally from its rightful owner.
a special tax deduction that is given to the owners of mineral deposits.
This term is given to the bundle of papers and information on a person or subject that has been collected by an agency such as the CIA or FBI.
the situation where a judge directs a jury to what the verdict should be.
a testimony that is not relevant to the issues for consideration.
This term means that the law or a regulation needs to be maintained or instituted without delay.
the actual date when an injury occurred.
the term that removes the barriers that are based on concepts of racism.
a term used to mean to treat sacrilegiously or to violate the sanctity of a sacred thing.
a trust that allows the trustee to use their own judgement in pertinent matters.
This term applies to a child who has committed an unlawful offense that is punishable if it was an adult.
the status a person can have when he is claimed by 2 countries to be a citizen and can travel on 2 passports.
This term is used to characterise the appearance and the look and the attitude of a witness.
This land that has control over and restricts the construction of buildings within a set distance from the boundaries.
The date that a debt will fall due on.
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