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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.
This term is the same as similar benefits.
the name of a federal law that affords rights to members of unions.
This occurs when a person who has been made a promise alters his position so he now assumes liability.
an expression that is used to denote the strict interpretation of an ordinance, law or regulation.
These are the terms that are applied to the laws that are based on the nature of man. See natural law.
The term that is given to a grant of land that is owned by the federal government to an educational institution, or other purpose to serve the public.
a Latin phrase meaning the common law.
the name of a federal statute that enforces game laws.
This ism the term that is given to the situation where a legatee dies before the person who made the will.
a term applied to a person who is unrestrained morally and sexually.
a phrase that means life before birth where the foetus is in its 5th or 6th month and is possible to live after birth.
the term used to describe the intentional performance to do a wrongful act. There is constructive malice, malice in law.
the term applied to the authority or jurisdiction of a lower court.
the name that is given to a guarantee that is issued by the federal government land office to the purchasers of public land.
a Latin phrase meaning a slip of the tongue.
the term given to the learning establishment where people study to be attorneys.
the term given to the mental illness and incapacity to a person to a degree that that the law will recognise the person to be insane.
a Latin phrase for the law of the place where a contract was made.
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