Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Property Damage Coverage
Auto insurance that covers damage to the insured vehicle when an accident is caused by another driver who has insufficient insurance to cover the damage him or herself.
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Auto insurance that covers damage to the insured vehicle when an accident is caused by another driver who has insufficient insurance to cover the damage him or herself.
See Appendix 7.
a partnership where each person gives all of his property to the partnership.
the officer of the federal district court who brings to court people accused of federal offenses.
This phrase refers to the people who have signed their names to a document.
This phrase means with having the appearance of a title that is valid when there is no title.
See crime against nature.
the person that an agent carries out transactions for and doesn’t reveal his identity.
This term describes the official order or a decree that has originated from a monarch or from a dictator.
the length of time a person has to go in a term of office.
This means that something is clear and with no doubt.
See undistributed profits.
person who is usually a police officer engaged in spying on criminal activities as if he is one of the criminals.
a Latin phrase that means as stated above.
the term that is sued to describe the maximum amount of resistance a person can use against an attacker.
These are the extra monies that a corporation has not distributed as dividends or has put into a surplus account.
a phrase the describe s a person is in charge and control of a vehicle.
actions and behaviour that violate the standards of a person’s profession.
the power that a trustee has where he can take action without first getting authorisation from the courts.
the defendant who doesn’t appear in court to defend himself against the plaintiff or has no attorney to represent him.
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