LITERACY TEST
a test designed to test the ability of a person to read and write.
Your Free Online Legal Dictionary • Featuring Black’s Law Dictionary, 2nd Ed.
a test designed to test the ability of a person to read and write.
a suit that is given in such terms that of the several facts presented it is not sure which the attorney will base the case on.
a term that is applied to the person who has been designated formally as a person engaged in a suit or in an appeal.
the term given to a hurt that arises from jealousy, hate or spitefulness and is carried out intentionally.
This occurs when a case is heard by the right jurisdiction but the judge then exceeds his jurisdiction when giving judgement.
the term that is applied to a title that is set up in opposition to another title.
the suit that is brought about by bother parties for the purpose of getting a decision from the court about a doubtful question of law.
the term given to the strong suspicion that will convince a person that there are grounds for a person being guilty.
term that is legal term and not medical term for a recurrent or a habitual mental illness.
This means the change of a principle abode or residence.
the name that is given to a judge who is serving from the result of a legitimate appointment or election.
a witness who is antagonistic to the party who summoned him to be a witness.
This the person who is responsible for damage or an act but who can blame someone else for it.
the term that is applied to the suit for recovery of property that is wrongfully held or taken and will include damages for the wrongful act.
the name of a life insurance policy that will pay money to the insured after a period of time has elapsed. See insurance, life.
This term applies to a child who has committed an unlawful offense that is punishable if it was an adult.
a trust that is created for a person’s sole use where any benefits and interest cannot be transferred.
This applies to a suit that is brought or is defended by 2 or more parties.
a term that is applied to presenting evidence in a law suit and the evidence is placed in the official record.
the name given when a man’s wife has been or is unfaithful to him.