EQUITABLE CHOSE IN ACTION
a personal right that is recognised by a court of equity.
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a personal right that is recognised by a court of equity.
This the term that is given to a tax assessment that is too high and does not conform with other evaluations.
the term given to an endorsement that limits a person’s liability who endorsed it.
This term applies to the uncertainty in a contract that comes from outside the contract.
This term is in a contract and means something is enforceable to perform or to execute.
the person who is appointed as the executor and will also be the trustee.
This a Latin phrase meaning Outside the roadway and applies to using the adjoining property when a road has become impassable.
the name that is given to an agreement between the President of the US and a representative of a foreign nation.
The term applying to the rights a citizen has to vote when an election is called.
a term in an insurance policy that requires proof of the circumstances that surround an accident.
This phrase is found new laws and indicates which legislative body voted for the statute.
a term that refers to a death that was not caused by any natural means.
the endorsement that specifically names a person who will receive a money payment.
a Latin phrase that means to arise from a crime or from something that is contrary to law.
used to calculate income tax and is the expenses that are able to be deducted.
a law that states after being missing for a certain number of years a person is declared dead. See legally dead; presumption of death.
the phrase that means that a legal document has been signed, sealed and notarised.
This phrase applies to the alteration of property to become real estate and for real estate to become property.
the term for having the right to the first choice to purchase something.
a phrase found in wills where property will be shared and shared a like and each person will receive the same amount.
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