PRIVATE RULING
a rule that will affect a person and not the general public. See private law.
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a rule that will affect a person and not the general public. See private law.
a proceeding carried out to see if a debtor can pay his creditors.
A situation where a person makes more than one trust in a single document but the same person is trustee to them all.
a statement that goes beyond any limits of privilege and it is violent, intemperate or irrelevant.
a statute that prevents selling the stock of a fraudulent company.
the second subpoena that is issued after the original subpoena failed to accomplish the purpose of it.
a term that is used for a settlement that is made in a worker’s compensation case where payments will continue for as long as the person is no able to work.
phrase with the meaning of having the right to future payments.
the state a person is in after he has taken drugs that interfere with sound judgement and acceptable behaviour.
a stipulation when parts of an estate are given to 2 or more people and when one dies the pat goes to the other people.
a state board that has the authority to approve or disapprove an application for a license to practice a profession.
the rule stating that once a bill is enrolled it can’t be questioned by the courts.
the court of appeals refusal to hear and try a case already decided in a lower court.
the right or privilege that can only be used by the person who it is granted to.
a term where one party to a contract needs to carry out his obligation in a set period of time so the other party can carry out their obligations of the contract.
a statement in a will that authorises the performance of a post mortem examination.
This phrase refers to the articles that are used by the general public and are sold widely in many markets.
a slang term that means to sell or get rid off something under false pretences.
This ism the term that is given to the situation where a legatee dies before the person who made the will.
a corporation whose stock is held largely by one family.