Legal terms

Damage :- A sum of money which the court orders the defendant to pay to the plaintiff as compensation for breach of contract or tort

Damnify :- To cause loss, to cause hurt or injury.

Death :- The ending of life, the cessation of vital function and signs.

Debenture :- A document or certificate signed by the officer of a corporation acknowledging indebtedness for money lent and guaranteeing repayment with interest.
Debtor :- One who owes an obligation to pay money.

Decree :- A judgment delivered by a court. It is formal expression of an adjudication which conclusively determines the right of parties.

Legal Phrases

Abatable Nuisance :- the nuisance so easily removable, that the aggrieved party may lawfully cure the problem.

Bank Fraud :- The criminal Offence of knowingly executing, or attempting to execute, a scheme or artifice to defraud a financial institution.

Burden Of Proof :- The obligation of proving the fact of the case.

Capital Offence :- Crime punishable with death.

Defamatory decree:- a decree which simply declaresthe rights of the parties as they exist, without ordering anything to be done.

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Legal terms

Damage :- A sum of money which the court orders the defendant to pay to the plaintiff as compensation for breach of contract or tort

Damnify :- To cause loss, to cause hurt or injury.

Death :- The ending of life, the cessation of vital function and signs.

Debenture :- A document or certificate signed by the officer of a corporation acknowledging indebtedness for money lent and guaranteeing repayment with interest.
Debtor :- One who owes an obligation to pay money.

Decree :- A judgment delivered by a court. It is formal expression of an adjudication which conclusively determines the right of parties.

Legal Phrases

Abatable Nuisance :- the nuisance so easily removable, that the aggrieved party may lawfully cure the problem.

Bank Fraud :- The criminal Offence of knowingly executing, or attempting to execute, a scheme or artifice to defraud a financial institution.

Burden Of Proof :- The obligation of proving the fact of the case.

Capital Offence :- Crime punishable with death.

Defamatory decree:- a decree which simply declaresthe rights of the parties as they exist, without ordering anything to be done.

Legal maxims

Lex loci contractus:- the law of a place where a contract is made. This is generally the law of contract,i.e thelaw by which the contract is to be interpreted

Pro tempore:- For the time being.

Qua-As:- in the character of.

Ratio decidendi:- The reason of the decision.

Res ipsa loquitor:- The thing speak for itself.

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Legal terms

Damage :- A sum of money which the court orders the defendant to pay to the plaintiff as compensation for breach of contract or tort

Damnify :- To cause loss, to cause hurt or injury.

Death :- The ending of life, the cessation of vital function and signs.

Debenture :- A document or certificate signed by the officer of a corporation acknowledging indebtedness for money lent and guaranteeing repayment with interest. Debtor :- One who owes an obligation to pay money.

Decree :- A judgment delivered by a court. It is formal expression of an adjudication which conclusively determines the right of parties.

Legal Phrases

Abatable Nuisance :- the nuisance so easily removable, that the aggrieved party may lawfully cure the problem.

Bank Fraud :- The criminal Offence of knowingly executing, or attempting to execute, a scheme or artifice to defraud a financial institution.

Burden Of Proof :- The obligation of proving the fact of the case.

Capital Offence :- Crime punishable with death.

Defamatory decree:- a decree which simply declaresthe rights of the parties as they exist, without ordering anything to be done.

Legal maxims

Lex loci contractus:- the law of a place where a contract is made. This is generally the law of contract,i.e thelaw by which the contract is to be interpreted

Pro tempore:- For the time being.

Qua-As:- in the character of.

Ratio decidendi:- The reason of the decision.

Res ipsa loquitor:- The thing speak for itself.

Debenture :- A document or certificate signed by the officer of a corporation acknowledging indebtedness for money lent and guaranteeing repayment with interest.
Debtor :- One who owes an obligation to pay money.