INADEQUATE CONSIDERATION
the term that applies to a settlement that is not equal to the value of the loss.
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the term that applies to a settlement that is not equal to the value of the loss.
a rule or a regulation that governs the ownership or the transfer of property that is often based past procedures in similar matters.
This ism the term that is given to the situation where a legatee dies before the person who made the will.
a term for a statement that is made to serve your own purpose.
a rule that will affect a person and not the general public. See private law.
This occurs when a person who has been made a promise alters his position so he now assumes liability.
a slang term meaning to cheat or to swindle.
a statement made by the defendant claiming the plaintiff has insufficient evidence to justify a suit.
a Latin phrase for a subpoena that orders a person to bring documents to court.
a rule where the estate’s trustee will only invest the finds of the estate in low risk and safe investments.
a statement that says that the court was in session and did its business at a certain place at a certain time.
the second summons that has to be served because the original summons was defective or was improperly served.
the name given to the statute that controls the distribution and outlawing of addictive and narcotic substances and drugs.
a statute that prevents selling the stock of a fraudulent company.
a stipulation when parts of an estate are given to 2 or more people and when one dies the pat goes to the other people.
suit that is brought by a minority of share holders against a corporation.
the term that describes a sale that is made to avoid legal obligations to a person’s creditors.
the name given to the rule that acceptance of an offer is binding to the offeror when the offer is dispatched.
a term that is used for a silent partner who isn’t widely known as a partner in a business. See partner, silent.
a suit that is brought about by 2 or more people who are involved in a single issue.