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the right a person has when his property faces a street to have access, light, air and an entrance an exit to an from his property.
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the right a person has when his property faces a street to have access, light, air and an entrance an exit to an from his property.
the term that describes the person who is holding the interest in an estate in the future.
These are the regulations of a legislative body in conducting its business. They are the rules of order.
the name given to a person who acts for a child in the court room.
This means that you have the right to enter on and travel on land as often as you want to.
A law in some states where a widow has the right to one-third of her husband’s land.
the term that is used when a judgement is reviewed to see if it should still stand or be set aside.
This term is used to describe a person who assaults another person.
the term that means every person is able to vote and each vote will have the same weight.
the term for a silent agreement and consent to perform an act that is often illegal. The person who stands by and watches.
a right not to approve an act that is passed by a legislative body.
a rule used when a spouse does not agree to cruel marital treatment merely if they don’t act against it in the hope of saving a marriage.
These are the rights of a person that are considered in reference to the rights of other people.
a Latin phrase for the return of a sheriff’s writ or summons when the person cannot be found.
the term that applies to someone who has property delivered to them in trust for another person. He will get compensated for doing this.
These are the rules that govern the amount of money a plaintiff is entitled to in a case.
a report and the response of an officer of the court to a writ or to a process.
This a Latin phrase that means secretly, privately or clandestinely.
This term applies to the right an individual has for the information he gives his attorney that it be kept confidential.
the term that is used to describe the shortest time a person can spend in jail for committing a certain crime.
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