FALSE ENTRY
This term is given to an untrue statement in books of accounts that is made to deceive.
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This term is given to an untrue statement in books of accounts that is made to deceive.
This evidence that is false or altered so much that it is deceitful.
a term used for a legal that is recognised as being sufficient by law.
This term is given to a person sets fires deliberately, a pyromaniac and the committer of arson.
This term is used when an heir or a legatee fails to fulfil a promise that has been made when the deceased was alive.
the term given to the value that is placed on property for imposing taxes.
a document that has been counterfeited.
This term is applied to the act of taking another person’s identity.
This the term given to a fact that is not founded on a truth.
This term is applied to a national law that has been enacted by Congress.
a Latin phrase for a slanderous or libelous letter or writing.
an act that has been with bad faith and dishonesty.
These are the assets and resources needed to operate a business.
a group of laws established by the federal courts that is not influenced by laws and decisions of state courts.
This term applies to the legal using of material that is copyrighted and no payment of royalties is required.
the term given to a person who visits a place on a regular basis. He is not a trespasser.
the conviction taken into consideration when a habitual criminal is sentenced for a subsequent event.
These are the people owning stock in a building and loan association that are not borrowers.
the court that hears matters relating to members of a family.
the term applied when a certain creditor is favoured over the other creditors.
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