JUSTIFIABLE CAUSE
the term given to a cause that is based on a well-founded belief.
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the term given to a cause that is based on a well-founded belief.
the record kept by the clerk of court that lists all of the decisions of the court.
the term used that describes an enterprise that is engaged in by 2 or more people with common interests and goals. See joint adventure; partnership.
the term given to the information that a judge must act on regardless of the fact that it is not proved in evidence.
the joining of several different charges of criminal actions into the one case.
this is the term that is a bar against trying a case after certain facts have been accepted to be true.
the name given to the court record book where all judgements are listed and kept on file.
the term given to a note that is against a person who borrows money or buys on an installment plan.
The term used to describe an escape from jail that is accompanied by violence and force.
the term given to the temporary judge who is filling in at court.
the uniting of 2 or more people as the co-plaintiffs or as the co-defendants.
the term given to the controversy seen between labour unions with each claiming a right to represent workers.
the name of the court that hears matters relating to the offenses committed y minors.
a term used when a party accepts the raising of an issue of fact by the party opposing in a law suit.
the term given to the investigation looking into and enforcing liabilities under the law.
the name that is given to the laws allowing the courts to render a judgement against one or more joint debtors.
the term that means to use sound judgement.
the term used to describe the dismissal of a matter without having a trial based on the issues and their merits.
the name for a court’s decision to settle in favour of one party to a suit.
a term used that applies to the period that lasts till the death of the last to survive of specified people.