RIGHT OF APPROACH
a right given to a nation at war being able to stop and search a ship of another country and are spelled out by conventions of war.
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a right given to a nation at war being able to stop and search a ship of another country and are spelled out by conventions of war.
a Latin phrase where the right of one partner is to approve or disapprove of a new partner.
a term for a person who has been seen or heard from and is presumed to be dead.
The lessening of value because its ability to render a service has decreased.
The reckless disregard in exercising due care and regard for the welfare of other people. See negligence.
the term that is sued when a person is made aware that they are to be involved in a law suit.
a term that is applied for the inability to lead a normal life due to mental and physical suffering.
a term for the power to make a will as prescribed by law.
the name that is given to the judge who is hearing and presiding over a trial.
The term used when a witness is examined by the opposing party in the suit before the court. See,
This term to temporarily take a license away from a person for a set period of time.
the right given to use a pathway or a road to a property that belongs to another person to give access to a road.
1. A promise to marry or an engagement. 2. To adopt a principle or a cause.
1. These are the actions that will attract an undue amount of attention. 2. Undressing and displaying genitals in public.
1. an oath that relates to the past or present and not the future. 2. An oath required by law but not in a judicial proceeding.
the name that is given to a ranking cabinet officer in the US government.
The unqualified and the total agreement in accepting a liability or a responsibility.
the term applied to the care and control of minors that are awarded by the court to one parent during a separation or divorce proceedings.
the total amount that is covered by a liability insurance policy. It may cover a set amount for a claim and an aggregate amount for several claims of similar nature. See insurance;
the power that is given to an agent to carry out certain acts that he has been authorised to carry out.