EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
the right or privilege that can only be used by the person who it is granted to.
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the right or privilege that can only be used by the person who it is granted to.
This the agreement and the obligation to act that is stated in explicit terms.
This term applies to the uncertainty in a contract that comes from outside the contract.
the phrase that is used to signify the lengthened punishment of a criminal due to their previous record.
a part of writ that directs the action to taken to be taken.
Term that means to come later or to follow.
the name that is given to an agreement between the President of the US and a representative of a foreign nation.
This term relates to the intent and the spirit that underlies a law and aids in its interpretation.
a direct and fixed charge placed on goods.
the right that is recognised by the law and can be carried out by the law if necessary.
a device that is used to record the electric currents of the various chambers of the heart. Also called an ECG one EKG.
a Latin phrase that means to arise from a crime or from something that is contrary to law.
a mistake that is made by the court when applies the law to the case in hand.
This term applies to barring a person due to something he should have done and he didn’t.
the word that means to give a person the power to be able to do something.
an authority that is based on the nature of a matter and it will be dealt with an equitable deliberation and not one of laws.
This term is the portion of a contract that is vital.
the term given to negligence that the defendant could not control the circumstances of.
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.
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