Roadside Assistance Coverage
Auto insurance that provides roadside services for instances that may not involve an accident, such as towing in the case of a breakdown or a locksmith for when one is locked out of
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Auto insurance that provides roadside services for instances that may not involve an accident, such as towing in the case of a breakdown or a locksmith for when one is locked out of
Auto insurance that covers rental car costs for claims covered by Collision Coverage or Comprehensive Coverage.
A person who operates the vehicles listed in an auto insurance policy.
1. Getting the full title to property by paying outstanding debts. 2. A deed that relieves a person of his outstanding debts and obligations.
asking for a new trial due to the dissatisfaction of the judgement of the initial trial or a belief that there were errors made.
a term that describes the giving of a judgement by a court.
the name that is given to a bond that issued on the seizure of merchandise that is subject to conditions for is restoration to a defendant.
a joint enterprise by people who pool their money in order to buy and or sell real estate.
term that describes the person who is the probate court clerk who records all of the wills.
a supreme court doctrine dictating that a case shouldn’t be decided before the necessity has arisen for it to be decided.
the term given to an easement that originates from a restriction limiting the use of a property for residential purposes.
These are funds that must be available to banks, credit unions, insurance companies, pension funds and other financial institutions in order to meet any future unexpected conditions.
to re-open a court decree to insert a provision that has been accidentally omitted at the time of settlement.
the authority of a state to set the rates that a company or a public utility can charge its customers.
the name that is given to the person who owns stocks and bonds or real estate as shown in a public record.
term that means to give-up or to abandon.
the term meaning the wanton negligence and showing the lack of any concern for the injury to others.
a term for the clarification of the language in a written document to give a better meaning.
the name that is given to the evidence that will tend to support a contention.
a term used when new district boundaries are created for a better representation of the areas population.