AGAINST THE WILL
the statement that says something was done without a person’s consent. Such as a rape, robbery or an assault.
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WILLFUL TORT
an intentional wrong that is committed with the wish to harm another person.
TORT WILLFUL
the term that applies to a wrong that was committed intentionally.
SUBSTITUTION BY WILL
1. A codicil in a will that replaces an old beneficiary with a new one. 2. To gift over by giving a gift of a bequest to another person as the original
SOLEMN WILL
a term that is used for a written will.
TENANT AT WILL
the name of the person who had a lease on a property and it has expired but he is still able to live there with the owner’s consent.
CONSTRUCTIVE WILLFULNESS
This term applies to doing something with the complete disregard for the safety of others and a conscious decision not to safeguard people in danger.
WILL CONTEST
the name of the legal action that is taken to determine if a will is legitimate and able to be probated. See probate.
INSINUATION OF A WILL
the term given to the action of submitting a will to probate.
ELECTION UNDER A WILL
a choice to accept a benefit from a will and relinquish your claim or to retain he claim and to reject the benefit.
KNOWINGLY AND WILLFULLY
a term used to apply to a crime that is carried out intentionally and with a full awareness.
SERIOUS AND WILLFUL MISCONDUCT
a term that is used for the improper behaviour that is of major proportions and that is carried out intentionally.
WILLFUL NEGLIGENCE
the type of negligence that is deliberate with the intentional disregard for other people’s welfare.
REGISTER OF WILLS
term that describes the person who is the probate court clerk who records all of the wills.
NEGLIGENCE WILLFUL
the term that is given to the conscious and knowing neglect of duty and knowing that the conduct results in in jury or damage to another person.
PARTNERSHIP AT WILL
the tern given to the association of 2 or more people that will continue as the long as the people involved want it to.
BREAKING A WILL
the term that applies to contesting a will and being successful in overturning its validity.
REVOCATION OF WILL
the annulment or voiding of an existing will by the person who made the will and usually follows the making of a new will.
TEARING OF WILL
a term used to revoke a will by tearing up the paper it has been written on.
PARTNERSHIP GOODWILL
the term given to the intangible asset without a set value that h is obtained from the high regard of customers and their satisfaction of a service or goods.
