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term that means to ask a question.
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term that means to ask a question.
term that means to have a share in or to join in with others in an enterprise or an endeavour.
term that meant to influence a person to come to a decision or to do something.
These are the facts needed to prove a matter that is at issue.
a term that describes a property that is given over or entrusted to another person to take of.
a term that means to believe, acceot as true or to assume.
The action of buying or gaining the possession of property.
This mans to make the same and uniform and to make equal.
This term means to disallow or to render an unfavourable judgement and to refuse to confirm the nomination or the appointment of an official.
to re-open a court decree to insert a provision that has been accidentally omitted at the time of settlement.
a term to amend or correct and to put a document into its legal language and proper form.
a term that means to pay out or to expend.
the term that describes a person who is pretending to be someone else.
This means to give a false meaning to something and to misrepresent.
a term used for an uncontested taking possession of a property.
a term given to a person who refused to plead either innocent or guilty and the judge will assume a plea of not guilty.
Able to increase, such as to gain interest that is then added to the original capital.
a term that means to perform a service, to deliver or to yield and give up.
This means to relinquish or to give up a right, benefit or privilege and implies that the person knows what he is doing.
vetoing of a bill by an executive by not acting in the time given by law.
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