PROCEEDING SUPPLEMENTARY
a proceeding carried out to see if a debtor can pay his creditors.
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a proceeding carried out to see if a debtor can pay his creditors.
A situation where a person makes more than one trust in a single document but the same person is trustee to them all.
the term that is used for a warrant, an assurance or a security.
the name of the agency with powers to maintain and control a port. An airport may come under this control.
the term that is given to an equitable claim that comes first and is superior to any other claim or right.
a term that applies to any interested party in a law suit who will be bound by the decision.
the term that is applied to the peaceable entry onto land without using force of any kind.
The name that is given to the government that is controlled by the people by election of executives and legislators. TLD Example: The election of a new leader following the overthrow of the
the term for a lower court that will hear and try minor misdemeanors and offenses and has a limited jurisdiction.
the name applied to a person who was born after a dead person executed his will but before he died.
the term fro the possession of property by a person who denies anyone else’s rights or claims to it.
A person with fame and notoriety in a community and is involved in the affairs of the community.
a term that means to buy stock and not pay the full price that will be paid later on.
a term given to the legal authority that a father has over his children.
a rule used when a spouse does not agree to cruel marital treatment merely if they don’t act against it in the hope of saving a marriage.
a term that means to contaminate, to corrupt and to make unclear.
1. The court appointed officer who supervises criminals on probation. 2. The public officer attached to a juvenile court who supervise juvenile delinquents.
a term that is given to the partner given the task of winding up and terminating of a firm that is going out of business.
a term given to the written request that is filed in court and will start a bankruptcy proceeding.
the expected outcome from the ordinary and usual course of events.