FIXED ASSETS
These are the assets and resources needed to operate a business.
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These are the assets and resources needed to operate a business.
These are the articles and goods that have no duties charged to them
These are the public officials who are responsible for collecting money and distributing public money.
These are the facts that a plaintiff will base his claim on or which the defendant denies the claim on. TLD Example: The time it takes for a trial can be greatly
These are the rules that are uniform and govern the procedures in district courts.
the court that hears matters relating to members of a family.
This term is used when a person transfers title to another person so creditors won’t be able to collect a debt.
This a part of the attorney’s fee that is paid to another attorney who is handling the case. See fee splitting.
This variance will mislead a defendant in the preparing and the pursuit of his defence in a manner that will be adequate.
This term applies to the extra benefits an employee receives that is in addition to their wages.
the term given to the impressions that are made by feet on the surface.
the term for punishment using a whip.
This term is used when an heir or a legatee fails to fulfil a promise that has been made when the deceased was alive.
These are the rules that govern procedure in US courts of equity cases.
This term applies to the d deliberate and premeditated killing that goes with rape, burglary and assault.
This term applies to the conclusion reached by the court, arbitrators and is the determination of truth after consideration,.
the name given to a person needed to testify in court but has run away and becomes a fugitive from justice.
This term is used to describe a weapon that acts from a gunpowder explosion.
This terms that something is capable of being accomplished.
a term used in a divorce suit where a court considers the fitness of the parent to look after any children.
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