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Listed User

Members of the same household who do not drive an insured vehicle.

Lapsed Coverage

When an insurance policy is terminated or cancelled, and a replacement policy has not been obtained.

LEGACY GENERAL

term given to a bequest that has been taken from the general funds of the person who made the will.

LUCID INTERVAL

the term that describes a period in a mentally unbalanced person’s life where they act normally.

LSAT

the abbreviation for the Law Student Achievement Test.

LAWFUL ISSUE

the term that is given to people who are able to inherit due to kinship.

LIBELOUS PER QUOD

a term that is given to statements that appear to be slanderous but which must be proved to slanderous.

LOITER

term that describes to hang about and doing nothing in a public place.

LONG-ARM STATUTE

a term where a law of a state gives its courts jurisdiction over people and property outside the state.

LANDMARK CASE

a term used to describe a case of importance that it will establish a new law and set new precedents.

LIBERTARIAN

the term used to describe the person who advocates for freedom related to social thought and conduct.

LEGACY ACCUMULATIVE

the term given to an additional bequest that is granted by the same or a different will.

LOCALITY RULE

a term in medical jurisprudence where the physicians of an area must maintain standards of practice.

LEGALISM

the term that describes the strict adherence to the law.

LICENTIOUS

term used to apply to the lewd behaviour exceeding moral and customary bounds.

LITERARY PROPERTY

the term applied to a manuscript that is published and the rights belong to the author.

LOAN CERTIFICATE

the name given to a certificate that is issued by a clearing house to one of its banks.

LOCAL OPTION

the term to a privileged granted to an area such as a town, city or county to pass a local law.

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