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Members of the same household who do not drive an insured vehicle.
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Members of the same household who do not drive an insured vehicle.
When an insurance policy is terminated or cancelled, and a replacement policy has not been obtained.
a Latin phrase for the law of the place where the wrong was committed.
the name that is given to a legacy to a trustee to be held in trust and the income earned will go to the beneficiaries.
the term used for stock that is traded on a stock exchange such as NASDAQ.
the term given to the interest in property that lasts for a person’s life time.
the term applied to the authority and power that is restricted to certain duties and functions.
the term that applies to the period of time that a writ is effective.
These are the terms that will govern the size of a verdict or award. See, Personal Injury Cases: A Guide to Damages and Settlements
the term that applies to a legacy that has no conditions.
The term that is given to a structure that a neighborhood doesn’t want to be built but is declared legal by law. An example would be a prison.
the term that applies to a witness who gives testimony as to an opinion but is not an expert.
a slang term for practicing as an attorney or as a lawyer.
the name of the magazine that is published by every law school and contains articles of interest to law students.
the term that is used for the real cause of an accident or an injury.
a term given to a legal document, a will or a deed that seems to be clear but contains certain ambiguities.
the term that refers to the court that is the last resort where there can be no appeal.
the term used when a person is deprived of his citizenship due to giving false information when applying.
the term given to the proof that is offered as written evidence.
a Latin phrase for the place where a crime was committed.
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