RATIFY CONFIRM REPUBLISH REDECLARE
This means to approve, to confirm or to reconfirm.
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This means to approve, to confirm or to reconfirm.
This means to grant or bequeath something.
Able to increase, such as to gain interest that is then added to the original capital.
See ordinary dangers.
the status given to a person who travels from place to place, does not work and loiters around with no means of support.
a term that means to bear witness and is a declaration at the conclusion of a court order that bears witness to the official character of the document.
a term that means to believe, acceot as true or to assume.
This means to make known or to reveal something.
a term that is used when a person dies before another.
a renewable credit like that of a credit card where the credit keeps on as each payment is paid.
a term that means to advise, to suggest, to counsel or to speak in favour of.
a term that is used for overcoming evidence that is presented by a party to a suit by presenting more convincing evidence.
a term that is used when a juror is allowed to go unchallenged for cause and the opportunity for an absolute is in place. See peremptory challenge.
a term to describe getting a person a drunk and then putting him a on a ship about to go to sea.
This applies to the type or system of pleading that refers to the statement of an issue brought before a court of law.
Latin, is concluded from what has happened previously and that certain affects must by necessity will follow.
term used to ignore a statement made b y a defendant in his answer to charges.
a term that means to pay out or to expend.
a term given to a person who refused to plead either innocent or guilty and the judge will assume a plea of not guilty.
the value that a seller will sell an item for a and a value the buyer is willing to pay.
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