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where a person hides their real identity or appears under an assumed name so as avoid being noticed.
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where a person hides their real identity or appears under an assumed name so as avoid being noticed.
the insurance policy that pays for injuries or damages to another person or other person’s property.
the term that means not to be violated or able of being invaded.
These are the laws that allow authorised public officers to enter and to examine property to determine if there is any danger to public health.
the term given to the laws governing and determining the rights of independent nations during war or peace times.
This means to bring upon yourself or to happen to your self.
a theory that is used in trying criminal cases where a defendant’s innocence is assumed.
the term used when a person should have all of the facts because he knows of them.
These are the relationships that exist between the management and the workers.
a term where a capital is committed to make an income from it.
the term given to the judgement that is contrary to a practice of the court and is contrary to the mode of procedure that is established.
This term applies to an area of land that has been set aside for use and occupation by American Indian tribes.
the term used to describe your parents, wife, husband, children and brothers and sisters.
a contract where it needs to be fulfilled completely before it is finished. There are no parts it can be divided into.
the behaviour that a reasonable and sensible person would not do.
a term that means a thing is difficult to believe such as improbable testimony or alibi.
a Latin phrase meaning that the ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
This si the insurance that pays for any losses to a ship or its cargo during voyages.
This means a thing is done with reason and purpose.
the group of laws that will give the assets of an insolvent person or company to the creditor or creditors.
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