Garaging Location
The place where a car is usually stored, such as a home’s garage, when it is not in use.
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The place where a car is usually stored, such as a home’s garage, when it is not in use.
the rule dealing with the right of an employee to compensation for accidents when travelling to and from work.
This term is given to the agent who is the intermediary between parties.
This term applies to the basis of the law suit and the facts that it involves.
a term used to explain your guilt to an offense but you say why you committed the offense.
This term is given when an improvement is carried out in area for the benefit of a community.
federal agency that is headed by a person called the comptroller general who is responsible for auditing and accounting for the funds of the US government.
the instructions given to the jury by the judge before they begin deliberation. The merits of the case are listed and the verdict is based only on these points.
the term given to an objection to a plea as it has little substance.
the term that is used to describe the theft of a large sum of money that is greater than a set amount.
an objection to evidence that does not why the evidence is inadmissible.
an order given by a court that restricts any information that is about a case that is pending.
phrase found in wills where the deceased leaves his property to a person.
See great bodily harm.
an organisation that is created to carry out a function of government. See appendix.
These are the damages and injuries that directly result from an action or the failure to take action of the defendant.
crime that is given a greater punishment than is ordinarily given out.
This term applies to the money and property available and the assets in hand that can be used to pay an outstanding debt.
a term that means to be declared innocent, be exonerated and to be dismissed.
a Latin phrase meaning the gift of personal property that is given to a person before the other has died, though he is expected to die.
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