ALTERNATIVE JUDGMENT
This any judgement that permits satisfaction in any of several ways.
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This any judgement that permits satisfaction in any of several ways.
the name that is given to the right to payment of a set share of money that has been earned from mined minerals.
the term applied to the fair and reasonable reduction in the damages awarded to a claimant.
This term is applied to a form of mental illness seen in young people that have a split personality.
the term that removes the barriers that are based on concepts of racism.
the term that is given to a man who is cohabiting and living with a woman who have not been joined by marriage. See common-law wife.
the term that means a false claim to title to property, or the claim to a title is invalid; slander of title.
the term applied to a sentence that runs at the same time as another sentence. See concurrent sentence.
This term is given to any money that is still owing after a mortgage is foreclosed.
a special tax deduction that is given to the owners of mineral deposits.
The fund resulting in the undistributed earnings and profits from a corporation or company that is in excess of its capital stock.
a direct and fixed charge placed on goods.
the term when a will is signed with the testator present.
a clause found in a public contract with a private contractor where he is not allowed to discriminate when hiring employees.
This certificate is made out by the clerk of a court that states that a document or affidavit conforms to the law.
This term is given to a person with a good reputation and known to honest, true and forthright.
a rule that orders a party to show why he has not carried out certain acts or why they should not be carried out.
This term is given to a foreigner living in the US with no right to stay who has taken no steps to become a citizen.
the term given to a suit brought against the plaintiff by the defendant who is being sued.
a clause in a contract or a lease that is made during a time of government price control regulations.
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