Primary Use
How a vehicle is primarily used, such as for work, pleasure, etc.
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How a vehicle is primarily used, such as for work, pleasure, etc.
The maximum amount an insurance company will pay under a policy to each person injured in an accident.
A cap on the amount an insurance company pays under a policy for all claims arising from a single accident.
the name of a federal doctrine where a plaintiff can rely on federal and no -federal relief grounds.
the transferring of property by a debtor who is insolvent to a creditor and excluding transfer to other creditors.
a term that is used for a person’s promise to appear in court.
term given to the right of a non-owner to use the adjoining land for right of way forever.
a term that is used as a basis for a divorce when a person feels that their safety is threatened.
a term used for the deceit when only part of a story or the facts are told.
The name of a legacy that will be paid in money after property has been converted to cash.
the name that is given to the person who hands over a summons or a subpoenas.
a preconceived conclusion by a juror that he has formed before he has heard all of the facts of a case.
The name that is applied to a school, college, courthouse, library, hospital and other place that is run for the public to use. The opposite of a private institution. TLD Example: After
a will that leaves property and or money into a trust that already exists.
a plea in answer to a charge that tries to get the state’s protection of a statute of limitations.
Where each juror is asked if they agreed with the verdict that is presented to a court.
a term for evidence that is relevant and admissible in court.
a term that is used to describe land that is able to be divided or partitioned.
a term that is used to signify that a thing has been paid in advance.
the term that is applied to the property that belongs to a partnership and not the individual members.
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