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IMMUNITY CLAUSE

a provision that will limit the responsibility of a trustee to liability for negligence or misconduct.

IMPLIED MALICE

This term is applied to acts that bear a stamp of ill will, vindictiveness, spite etc.

IDENTICAL

the word used to describe a thing that is the same as something else in all respects.

INCOMPETENT

This says that a person is incapable, inefficient and without the qualities needed to discharge their obligations and duties.

INVIOLABLE

the term that means not to be violated or able of being invaded.

INCORRUPTIBLE

The inability to be bribed or made to a thing that is against the law or immoral.

INTEGRATION

a term that means a lot of people from different races are all brought together without prejudices and discriminations.

IRREGULAR JUDGMENT

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.

INSTALLMENT

used to describe the regular and periodic payment of a debt.

INABILITY TO TESTIFY

These means that a person is unable to appear in court due to a mental or a physical illness.

INTERNAL REVENUE

the term that is given to the income a federal government receives from collecting taxes.

INTENTIONAL

This means a thing is done with reason and purpose.

INTERNATIONAL LAW

the term given to the laws governing and determining the rights of independent nations during war or peace times.

INCAPACITATED

This term means that a person cannot perform their usual functions or duties due to a mental or physical disability.

IMPROPER INFLUENCE

This means to bring undue pressure upon a person to try to get them to do something that they wouldn’t normally do.

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