FRIVOLOUS ACTION
the term that describes a law suit that is not legally tenable and as such is worthless.
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the term that describes a law suit that is not legally tenable and as such is worthless.
the title to a property that has no doubt and has a clean title.
an order given by the post master general to return mail to the sender who is using mail to defraud.
a guarantee of the 1st and 14th amendment giving people the right o speak without any restriction from the government.
This term means to present a written statement of a request for damages or relief.
This term applies to the date that a claim or demand must be filed or presented.
These are the people owning stock in a building and loan association that are not borrowers.
This term applies to the beneficiary who receives more than others.
This term applies to the fair amount of money for the sale and transfer of property.
the merger of businesses that is not to be contested by any of the businesses involved.
the term used when a total pardon has been given and the person who was guilty is restored as if he had never committed an offense.
an unlawful attempt in trying to influence a juror or jurors.
the term given when a false statement has been made by a person under oath.
This involves presenting to court the written statement that explains a case to a judge.
a Latin phrase where a court with the authority to try a case decides to turn the matter over to another court.
the term applying to the total ownership of land and all of the buildings on it.
a corporation whose stock is held largely by one family.
This involves the surrender of a fugitive from a country to another where he will be tried.
a motion to dismiss the charges as they are flimsy and untenable.
the term given to a trial in the presence of an impartial judge and jury. See fiar and impartial trial.
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