STATUTE PRIVATE
a the law that concerns a person or a group of people. See statute, personal.
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a the law that concerns a person or a group of people. See statute, personal.
the limitation that gives an interest in property for a set period of time but the right to posses depends upon a related event.
the term used to describe a positive statement that is made in a negative way.
the term that is applied to an obligation that has no conditions attached to it.
a method of causing pregnancy where semen from an anonymous donor in injected into a woman’s uterus.
an authority that is based on the nature of a matter and it will be dealt with an equitable deliberation and not one of laws.
An oral agreement that is reached without anything committed to writing. Also a parol contract. See oral contract; verbal contract.
A term where a person has the inability to remember events.
This term is used to describe an attack that causes bodily injury that is accompanied by the intention of committing a robbery.
the term given to the explanation in a statute of confusing or an ambiguous provision in an earlier statute.
a term used for the remedy that is available to both parties.
the name that is given to an executor with limited powers to administrate an estate or only part of an estate.
the term given to an emotional depression that has been caused by an external situation and will go away when the situation is cleared up.
a program for first offenders are not subjected to the regular judicial process.
an expression used by the plaintiff claiming he has given money to the defendant who should return it.
a popular expression that defines a function of equity.
a term that is used to describe the person who commits a criminal act.
a term that si given to a person who is one of a group who has committed an offense.
a law stating what cannot be done, that prohibits an act.
the term that is given for the inability of a person to work that is caused by a person doing their job.