Category: P

the assumption that is created by a law that exists and forces the court to make a certain conclusion.

the term that is applied to an ordinary partnership where all of the partners are committed to the business.

These are the decisions of a court that are thought worthy enough to be used as models for future cases.

a temporary federal court that is set up in territory that has been conquered in a war.

a term used for land and anything that is on it like buildings and things beneath it or growing on it.

a term used to describe a thing that is obvious, easily felt or readily detected.

the term that describes picketing that misrepresents the facts and is based on false statements.

the term that is given to jails, prisons and reformatories.

the government’s authority to punish people who have been convicted of a crime.

This means for the good of the society.

a term used for the right of a worker to picket without violence and any physical obstruction to the entrance to premises.

a term that describes a woman that no matter what age she is able to bear children and a conclusion cannot be made legally that there will be no children.

the term that is given to the judge of a probate court.

an oath that is sworn by the debtor that he has no funds or property he can pay his debt with.

the term given to the intangible asset without a set value that h is obtained from the high regard of customers and their satisfaction of a service or goods.

See burden of proof.

the method used where the candidates for a public office are nominated and then elected.

1. The assumption that one person has survived another when they both died in the same accident. 2. The assumption that a person is still alive even though no one has heard

a boycott that is carried against an alleged offender such as against a shop giving bad customer service.

a court procedure where a lower court’s decision is appealed to a higher court.