PROSPECTIVE EARNINGS
the term that is applied to the anticipated earnings of a person or there future earnings.
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the term that is applied to the anticipated earnings of a person or there future earnings.
another term that means testimonial immunity.
an unwarranted and purposeful disbelief of a dependable and a believable witness.
an untruth that is made to look like a truth in order to deceive, a false and invented fact.
This term is given to an untrue statement in books of accounts that is made to deceive.
the name used to describe a death that is not natural or a death this caused by an accident or the actions of another person.
an unlawful attempt in trying to influence a juror or jurors.
this is the term given to an act carried by a person that is unlawful and he has committed an unlawful act before.
a term that is applied to an unlawful act that is attributed to a person who didn’t commit a crime but influenced another person to commit it.
the term given to an unimportant finding, fact or the circumstances of a case.
A cause that is unforeseen and is unable to avoid even after exercising all extreme care and diligence.
This term applies to the uncertainty in a contract that comes from outside the contract.
the name that is given to an unauthorised court that is set up without legal power and authority that takes the law into its own hands.
This term applies where land or property is owned by 2 or more people.
Is the owner of property that borders along property that belongs to someone else.
the name of a person who owns a dilapidate building where poor people are forced to live.
an organisation that has the power to review assessments made on property.
an organisation with the main function of social contact between members and is not related to making money. These clubs are exempt from federal income taxes.
the name of an organisation of working people that is formed to protect their rights and working conditions.
the organisation whose members are attorneys at law from the various states of the US.
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