wikt:Appendix:Glossary of legal terms
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- Bailor (family name)
- settlement
- nimious
- Vice Crimes (legal term)
- invasion of privacy
- expiry
- Procuring Cause (business term)
- undue burden
- Accord and Satisfaction (in banking)
- incompetence
- burden of proof (Idiom)
- gray area (Idiom)
- in escrow (Idiom)
