PUTATIVE MARRIAGE
the term given to a marriage of good faith but was actually unlawful.
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the term given to a marriage of good faith but was actually unlawful.
the term that describes a person who is unable to defend himself in court as he is suffering from ill health or a mental incapacity.
the term that is given to the lease that will go into effect when the current lease expires.
the limitation that gives an interest in property for a set period of time but the right to posses depends upon a related event.
a question asked of a witness by the attorney that suggests the answer to be given.
a term that is given to the proposal that will end a dispute and does away with a law suit.
a question that can be answered by a yes or a no.
an meeting of stockholders to elect officers and conducting business that requires action and consent.
a mistake where one party has misunderstood an agreement.
the term that is given to the place that something can be seen so it can be observed and easily seen by interested and disinterested parties.
This phrase means a proper or a pure easement that passes to new owner by inheritance or purchase.
a the law that concerns a person or a group of people. See statute, personal.
the term given to a law suit that alters a husband’s or wife’s status such as b y an annulment or a divorce.
a provision in the US Constitution where a witness is not forced to give testimony against himself.
a popular saying that goes towards explaining the function of equity.
a popular expression that defines a function of equity.
a term that is applied to a public right of way.
a program for first offenders are not subjected to the regular judicial process.
a term that is used to describe that actions of a person with the intent to harm another person.
the term that is given to a man who is cohabiting and living with a woman who have not been joined by marriage. See common-law wife.