PAYMENT INTO COURT
the money that is paid to clerk of the court in accordance to an order of the court.
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the money that is paid to clerk of the court in accordance to an order of the court.
a term that is used when referring to the designation of an impersonal payee when a bearer instrument is created.
a person who claims a property before other people and occupies it and is proceeding according to law to get the title to it.
This s is the declaration by a court in a criminal case that states the punishment the person convicted needs to undergo.
a term that describes the responsibility of parents for a wrongful act or damage and injury that is committed by a minor child.
a term that means to believe, acceot as true or to assume.
a program for first offenders are not subjected to the regular judicial process.
a term that is used for the debt or the obligation of a partnership and not to an individual.
a doctrine that allows a local, state or federal government to condemn more land than is needed for a project that is used to enhance and landscape the area.
1. Being in a set place at a given time. 2. To bring a motion before a court.
a condition that needs to happen before a thing can take place.
the term that is the same as a dormant or a secret partner.
This term is applied to a mining claim that is made by a private person on public lands for minerals on the surface and not in rocks below it.
term that is used to describe a pimp or a procurer.
the term that is applied to the misconduct of a prosecutor who needs to use legitimate ways to obtain a conviction.
a way of voting that is not according to a strict majority of all voters but by groups of voters.
the term that is applied to all of the people who have an interest in a law suit.
the name given to an improvement to property or land that will remain indefinitely and is now an integral part of the property.
This means to date a contract or document earlier than the date is was signed and notarised.
this is a term found in artificial insemination where a husband’s semen is pooled with donated semen.
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