FULFILLMENT OF CONTRACT
This involves completing a contract or an agreement where all obligations have been fulfilled.
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This involves completing a contract or an agreement where all obligations have been fulfilled.
the term used to describe the price that a property would bring if it is sold in an open and free market.
This abbreviated to the FBI and is a bureau dealing with the investigation into maintaining and dealing with internal security of the USA.
a trial where the rights of the defendant is safeguarded by an impartial judge and jury deciding the matter.
This involves the surrender of a fugitive from a country to another where he will be tried.
The federal law that requires information be given to the public.
a phrase often used in a plaintiff’s case in the opening statement.
the term given to a trial in the presence of an impartial judge and jury. See fiar and impartial trial.
an agreement in a family where decisions of inheritance is decided.
This term applies to the complete payment of any obligations, debts and claims where outstanding issue are terminated.
These are the articles and goods that have no duties charged to them
This term applies to placing the details of the incorporation of a company on record.
These are the conditions that exist when all details of the defendant and the plaintiff’s case is submitted to court for a verdict.
the term given to the result of a courts deliberations.
These are the name given to the various kinds of suits that are brought to common law.
an agreement to how the assets of an estate will be distributed without the family going to court for a decision.
This term is used when a person transfers title to another person so creditors won’t be able to collect a debt.
federal law that requires people who represent a foreign country to register with the US government.
This phrase refers to the trial court where a case was tried first.
This variance will mislead a defendant in the preparing and the pursuit of his defence in a manner that will be adequate.
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