POWERS IMPLIED
the power of a public official that exists due to the duties he performs.
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the power of a public official that exists due to the duties he performs.
a term that is used for the geographic location where an agreement is concluded.
a right afforded under the constitution for people to meat peacefully and discuss important matters.
a term that is used tom describe a thing that people have a right to expect.
The term that is given for a joint partnership that is formed for the purpose to conduct one transaction.
the term that is used for a suit that is carried on in the usual manner.
the enquiry by a court to see if a crime has really been committed and if a certain person has committed the crime.
the name that is given to possession hat is assumed to exist.
a term used when the administration and management of a business is taken over after a court judgement. It is not there for temporary relief.
1. A summons or court order telling a defendant of the actions against him and compelling him to appear in court. 2. All of a court’s acts from the start to the
the name that is given to a bond that is given by a person to the court promising that he won’t violate the law and the will keep the peace.
the term that is given for a court order, a writ or a warrant.
the term for a false plea or a plea that has been worded to deceive and entrap.
a lien that has a priority over other liens where there is more than one lien.
the name that is given to the person who hands over a summons or a subpoenas.
a plea that will deny the substantial charges and specify a fact that will make the position of the plaintiff untenable.
that term that is given to a privileged that it shall continue forever.
plea that is a sham and made in bad faith.
a trust that is created with the words to entreaty such as “wish and request” rather than command and direct.
a term similar to alimony and support that is paid to a partner in a dissolved unmarried relationship. Applies to partners of opposite or the same sex.
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