MILITARY OFFENSES
the name that is given to an offense taking place within the military.
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the name that is given to an offense taking place within the military.
a person who chnages his sex with an operation.
the insurance policy for life, accident or disability for a person who is a member of a fraternal organisation.
a Latin phrase for the place where a crime was committed.
the official written documentation of what happened during a trial or a hearing.
The price of stock that is determined by evaluating the assets of a corporation minus its liabilities.
This means to preside over an open court.
These are the marks that we all leave behind when we touch something. Each persons are distinct and will identify them.
the power that a trustee has where he can take action without first getting authorisation from the courts.
This phrase deals with possession of land and the right to possess it.
an offer by a person who has committed wrong to right that wrong by paying a sum of money to the person he has wronged.
a term that is used when a will is filed that contains parts that are not valid.
the name given to the practice of insisting you buy another product before you are able to buy the one you want.
1. To withhold executing a jail sentence on certain conditions. 2. A sentence that si given by the court that is not actually served.
the term used when a person who doesn’t owe the debt pays it and then is entitled to remedies offered by the creditor. This term is the device that forces the person
to name the case references that were consulted in the reaching of a conclusion.
1. To willingly pay a debt. 2. Paying an illegal demand such as a bribe when it is asked for.
a bar that will renounce or renege that facts that have already been agreed to in a contract.
a term for the formal delivery, to the plaintiff or his attorney of the answer to the charges.
the name that is given where each party will receive an equivalent or mutual benefit and obligation.