MUTUAL ACCOUNT
the term given to an account where the transactions are between 2 people u til a time when debts and credits are balanced.
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the term given to an account where the transactions are between 2 people u til a time when debts and credits are balanced.
the name that is given to employees who work on privately owned ships.
phrase that is sued to describe the error made in identifying a person.
the name taht is given to the law that deals with matters of conscious and the concepts of proper and acdepted behaviour.
having thoughts about the contract but not expressing them and may be used as an excuse not to carry out all of the contract.
a term that describes the disorder of the mind that could be of emotional or physical origin.
a term applying yo a mechanical device that is used in order to trap any trespasses on property.
This term applies to an arrest that is made intentionally on the basis of a false charge.
a term that means to exert extreme pressure on a person to make them do or not do a thing.
a phrase used to describe an issue that is undecided and can be answered by applying the law to the facts.
A term applied to people who are living together as if married but for one reason or other are unable to be legally married.
the term given to the buy and sell orders that make a wash sale.
This term applies to a divorce decree got in Mexico where it is easier than in the US. Not all states will recognise one.
the term given to a mental illness where a patient has ideas of great importance.
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.
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