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A legal case refers to a dispute between 2 people or parties, that will be resolved by a judge or an arbitrator. The decision made by the judge or arbitrator will be upheld by a court of law or similar legal entity. These legal cases will be considered either civil or criminal and tried accordingly.
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What does Land tenure refer to?
Land tenure refer to land ownership or occupancy. This is a legal term that is used in common law to show who holds a land.
What is a term for a list of cases to be tried?
A Court Docket is a term for a list of cases to be tried.
What does fill the suit mean?
This isn't slang or idiom - it can mean either literally filling up a suit, as with a body or air; or it can refer to the legal term of a suit as in a lawsuit.
How many cases of legal size paper in truckload?
840 CASES
What is the difference between separate legal identity and status of legal person?
If I understand the question correctly - - -A legal IDENTITY would refer to WHO you areand most particularly your name.A legal STATUS would refer to WHAT you are(e.g.: deceased - alive - incarcerated - free - etc - etc).
What does the term legal system refer to?
larc petit
What does the term 'residents' refer to in South African legal documents?
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What is the term for an important case that other cases refer to?
judicial review
What is the term for an important court case that other cases refer to?
judicial review
What is the definition of the term test case?
The term of "Test Case" is a legal term. A test case is a legal case which sets precedent for other cases which have the same question of law involved.
Which legal term describes court cases to which the public are not allowed be present?
closed session
What is it called when affirmative action is declared unconstitutional?
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What does undisposed mean in legal terms?
Something undisposed is something that has not been taken care of or settled. The term is often used in legal cases to refer to undisposed assets, such as the assets of a deceased person that have not been spent or given to someone else.
What is legal history?
Legal history - is when the law is changed as a result of an enquiry or court case. It creates a historical reference point for the legal profession to refer back to when trying similar cases in the future.
What does Land tenure refer to?
Land tenure refer to land ownership or occupancy. This is a legal term that is used in common law to show who holds a land.
What does banc mean?
En banc, in banc, in banco or in bank is a French term (meaning "on a bench") used to refer to the hearing of a legal case where all judges of a court will hear the case (an entire "bench"), rather than a panel of them. It is often used for unusually complex cases or cases considered of unusual significance.
What does the term greenback refer to?
The term greenback refers to money in the United States. This term originated because the legal tender in the United States was printed in the color green on the back side.
