DUE COMPENSATION
This term applies to the recompense that a person is entitled to receive.
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This term applies to the recompense that a person is entitled to receive.
The term that states that a decision has been agreed to by both of the parties involved and has been made and sanctioned by a court.
the name given to a police officer who will detect and apprehend those people who have committed a crime.
This term is given to the result of an accident or an injury that impairs the beauty, symmetry and appearance.
This term is used to characterise the appearance and the look and the attitude of a witness.
These are the expenditures of a business that are allowed to be deducted from income taxes.
the term given to disorder that has arisen from an accident where the symptoms will last for a long period of time.
The date that a debt will fall due on.
the term that applies to releasing from a burden like a mortgage.
This means to give a false meaning to something and to misrepresent.
the term that is given to the judgement that is issued by a court and grants a divorce.
the compensation that has not been determined by the court as yet even though the plaintiff was successful.
where a patient is released from a hospital when their illness has been resolved.
the term used when a decision has been made to annul a marriage. The marriage has been deemed to have not taken place.
the phrase that means to premeditate or to think out a plan for a murder.
the action of a court of equity that relates to a matter that has already been decided. Also known as bill not original.
the term that applies to the buying and selling of something.
This means to give a fair consideration to and give sufficient attention to all of the facts.
This occurs when a patient releases themselves from hospital against the wishes of their physician.
This term applies to deducting interest on the loan before it is given. The loan document is called a commercial paper.
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