MAXIMS
term used for the rules and principles that have been accepted and recognised as they are reasonable and fair.
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term used for the rules and principles that have been accepted and recognised as they are reasonable and fair.
term that describes the carrying out intentionally of an injurious and harmful act with no cause or justification.
This si the term that is given to the unlawful behaviour of a public officer.
the term applied to an agreement where the parties are not bound unless both parties are bound.
the term applied when a large number of people will picket and demonstrate outside a plant, factory or an organisation that is on strike. See picketing.
The document that is executed by the public authority that gives a couple the permission to marry.
used when the matter goes to the essence of the issue as opposed to the form which deals with the technical aspects only.
the name that is given to the evidence that supports the facts and the truth.
the term given to an unimportant finding, fact or the circumstances of a case.
this is the term that describes a murder committed while a felony is committed.
a Latin phrase for something to be judged to be evil in civilised society.
the term that describes the killing of a person that has been planned and carried out with malice.
This the name that is given to the bundle of documents that belong to the person who is in hospital and show all actions taken by the hospital bout the person’s illness.
The term that is used to describe an application to a judge that a verdict be rendered.
term applies to the keeping going of a law suit to its final conclusion.
the name that is given to the document that transfers the owners right to minerals lying under land he owns.
a term applying yo a mechanical device that is used in order to trap any trespasses on property.
This makes up the major part of a plaintiff’s claim about the defendant.
the term that describes bandits and lawless people who take part in felonious crimes of murder, plunder and robbery.
a Latin phrase for in bad faith.
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