REPRISAL
a retaliation against a wrongful actor an unfriendly act.
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a retaliation against a wrongful actor an unfriendly act.
This means to bring up an issue by one side of the other in a legal dispute.
the term for the process when an exception to the judge’s ruling is recorded during a trial.
This means to approve, to confirm or to reconfirm.
a term that describes a fee that isn’t too high or too low when it is compared with similar fees for a similar service.
Before the 1978 Bankruptcy Act the court appointed officer was called the referee.
placing a plaintiff in a situation he was in before his rights, privileges or property had been interfered with by a defendant.
a term for charge in line with the services being rendered.
a Latin phrase for a matter that is not yet settled or decided or a new matter.
a public official who keeps on file by recording the various patents.
a term used when all evidence has been presented and the court is left to consider the judgement.
a person who has recorded his name in the voting register and is entitled legally to cast a vote.
These are the matters that concern negligence and this is a cause that would not to lead to the event to happen.
the phrase that means the same as a retroactive statute.
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.
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