EXECUTIVE CAPACITY
situation in an organisation that calls for a response from management.
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situation in an organisation that calls for a response from management.
The term applied to a trust or an interest that will arise at a time in the future.
the term given to an endorsement not specifying anyone in particular and permits negotiation of a payment.
These are the assets that go to the trustee under bankruptcy laws.
This term applies to any income that you don’t pay tax on.
the error made when a court gives a judgement or verdict and doesn’t know of a fact.
This when another person’s property has been used for a long period of time and is not obtained legally but by custom.
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.
the right given to use a pathway or a road to a property that belongs to another person to give access to a road.
a defence in a law suit that is based on equity matters. It is the same as an equitable defence.
the abbreviation for a proposed amendment, Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution.
another term that is given to a valid trust.
an estate that does not exist yet but will be possessed in the future.
This term applies to the assistance to a complainant seeking a just and fair remedy from the court. See relief.
These are the laws stating that there can be no discrimination made because of a person’s sex, colour, age or race.
the word that means to supplicate or to beg and plead in earnest.
These are the written down records of court decisions.
a oral agreement between parties that has been fully executed and completed.
This term relates to the intent and the spirit that underlies a law and aids in its interpretation.
a doctrine that will prevent the illegally gathered evidence being presented to the court.
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