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a clause in a contract that gives both parties the right to cancel in the future.
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a clause in a contract that gives both parties the right to cancel in the future.
term that describes the person who is the probate court clerk who records all of the wills.
a writ where an officer of the court needs to give a report on his attempts to carry out the process.
a term when a witness is questioned again after being cross examined by an opposing attorney.
a term used to describe a person who acts with common sense, with a good mental capacity who is stable.
a Latin term that means to give up a defence by the defendant.
a term that means to advise, to suggest, to counsel or to speak in favour of.
term that is used for the bringing of an indictment or a charge before a judge in court.
this is a court order that authorises an officer to be able to seize and hold property that is involved in a replevin suit.
a preceedure where the doubts as to the validity of a title to a property are removed and renders the title clear.
a written report of an officer of the court that details his activities in serving a process.
This gives people the right to practice the religion of their own choosing granted by the US Constitution.
the term that describes the person who is holding the interest in an estate in the future.
This means to give a right by a spouse to claim property owned by their partner.
This means to approve, to confirm or to reconfirm.
a term that describes the giving of a judgement by a court.
where money is distributed on a proportional basis.
a protest against a certain law being passed or a protest that urges the actions of a public body not be taken.
an additional cross-examination of the witness.
a term for something that is honourable, worthy of respect and in good repute.