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This means to be insolent, rude or to act with disdain.
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This means to be insolent, rude or to act with disdain.
a term used where a person is unable to perform sex and is a ground for a divorce.
the emotional and mental imbalance that is often seen with states of high anxiety with a loss in a sense of reality.
The name given to the international protection of a patent.
the sum of money that is paid to use or charter a ship.
These are the laws that govern the formation and the activities of corporations.
This means to intimidate or to be placed in a position of being afraid not to perform an act you have been urged to carry out.
Any misconduct that is forgiven even though the transgression could be grounds for a divorce.
the insurance policy for life, accident or disability for a person who is a member of a fraternal organisation.
This the money that is awarded to the complainant that is equal to the actual injury or loss. See damages, compensatory.
the term that describes a killing without any intent to kill but occurs when a person is acting in negligence.
a mistake that is made by the court when applies the law to the case in hand.
a term that also means indecent, pornographic, obscene and lascivious.
a term used for a legal that is recognised as being sufficient by law.
a term given to the negligence that results from failing to act or perform an obligation.
These are the monies that have been received for services given or for reimbursements.
Any matters of public concern and general knowledge. Latin phrase.
the money that is spent in buying and promoting a business.
These are the monies owed to the receiver who is administering a business that has gone bankrupt.
These are the monies that a person is able to earn that results from skills and training.
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