TRIAL FAIR AND IMPARTIAL
a trial with an impartial judge and jury where all of the evidence is heard before a verdict is reached.
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a trial with an impartial judge and jury where all of the evidence is heard before a verdict is reached.
the term given to a law suit that is between 2 people that are interested in the same estate.
1. To willingly pay a debt. 2. Paying an illegal demand such as a bribe when it is asked for.
a writ or a formal document where a second trial on the same issue was held before the same jury due to mistake of the court.
an act by the heir to an estate that shows that he intends to accept his inheritance.
the term applied to an agreement where the parties are not bound unless both parties are bound.
term used to describe a female child from natural and not adopted parents.
an accident that has been caused by an event that was unavoidable.
the bar that will deny something that is sworn to under oath in a previous suit in future suit.
See burden of proof.
the same as the term treble damages.
This occurs where property once legally possessed is continued to be possessed when the rights have ended.
See Amendments to the Constitution.
These are the laws that forbid a person a person from laving the scene of an accident.
a term that a family or a person can give to a physician not to keep a person alive by artificial means or to resuscitate if death is near.
See value, fair.
See remainder, contingent.
See partnership.
See fee tail.
See burden of proof.