RETIREMENT OF SECURITIES
to call in and pay off a bond or other security, redeeming a security or repurchasing its own outstanding stock by a corporation.
to call in and pay off a bond or other security, redeeming a security or repurchasing its own outstanding stock by a corporation.
a Latin phrase that means the reason for a decision.
a term to ask the right to make an objection later on during a trial.
a law in some states that he first person to file a claim has the right to the claim.
These are the rules that control and supervise the orderly procedures of a legislative or deliberative organisation that were compiled by General Robert in 1876.
a principle that a law officer can conduct a search or seize a criminal without having a warrant if he is sure a criminal act is in progress or has been committed.
a clause in a contract that gives both parties the right to cancel in the future.
The term that is given to a mental illness that is temporary but can recur from time to time.
a term applied to the person who records the deeds who is a public official.
the name that is given to a trademark that has been recorded and registered with the US Patent Office.
a person making his living in enterprises and in a manner that is contrary to law.
the duty a physician has to report any injuries that appear to have arisen from a violent act.
the term used when a person is sent back to jail because he has broken the parole or pardon terms.
the day that a defendant must appear in court due to a course order or writ.
where the court clerk will record the verdict and end the trial.
This means a thing to be returned such as a writ or order to be returnable on a certain day.
a law that is passed by a state that will counter a law passed in another state.
See burden of proof.
a doctrine stating the first clear statement in a deed, will or other document will be binding despite other statement being ambiguous.
a clause in a will disposing the rest of a person’s estate after all debts and bequests are paid.