EXPECTANT RIGHT
a right that depends on the continuing of present conditions. See expectant estates.
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a right that depends on the continuing of present conditions. See expectant estates.
This term means to try to evade in giving a straight answer to a question.
a bail at larger than the amount that is necessary to ensure a person will not jump bail and will appear in court.
These are the monies that have been received for services given or for reimbursements.
the care that a sensible person will use when faced with a dangerous event or condition.
the word that means to grant the authority, to delegate and to commission.
a oral agreement between parties that has been fully executed and completed.
the term given to the written record of a court’s decision and is in the permanent records of the court.
the term given to a human embryo from conception to 8 weeks of gestation.
phrase with the meaning of having the right to future payments.
This term applies to the foetus before it is born.
a Latin phrase that means to be beyond the protection of the law or outside of the law.
These are the monies that a person is able to earn that results from skills and training.
This term applies to the discretion or the privilege that a judge has when he decides a case.
This mans to make the same and uniform and to make equal.
This term applies to a deed or a bar that stops a person denying a deed exists or denying the truth of the facts contained in the deed.
These are the written statements of claims that are presented to a court of equity.
This term applies to a judgement of court that hasn’t been carried out.
the rule stating that once a bill is enrolled it can’t be questioned by the courts.
an endorsement where the person endorsing attaches a condition to his liability.
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