Category: M

The name given to a person who is in the business of exchanging currencies.

the term applied to fear, severe anxiety, the intense fright and the mental distress caused by a physical injury.

an other term used to describe the physical labour that is different from a professional or non-labour position.

Latin phrase that means the mode of the living.

the term given to the considerations that are based on moral grounds and not legal grounds.

The name that is given to the document that is signed by the person who performs the marriage ceremony.

the term that is applied to the mortgage on personal property rather than real estate.

a term referring to doing an intentionally wrong act.

These are the federal laws that fix the amount of money a worker is paid for an hour of work.

term used for the rules and principles that have been accepted and recognised as they are reasonable and fair.

the name that is given to the powers of a trustee or a minister that are detailed and leave nothing to discretion.

the term that is given to the laws that govern the property of a husband and wife together.

The document that is executed by the public authority that gives a couple the permission to marry.

the term that applies to a non-profit organisation that is set up to benefit its members such as in times of sickness, life insurance benefits etc.

term that is applied to an offense or a crime that is illegal but also shows a person’s baseness and depravity.

Term that describes improvements or the betterment of something.

a Latin phrase for something to be judged to be evil in civilised society.

The name given to a doctrine by James Monroe that says the US will oppose any take over by a European country of any government in the western hemisphere.

This term applies when a person has consented to his medical records being released to someone else.

the name that is given to the document that transfers the owners right to minerals lying under land he owns.