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The legal term "sheweth" is an archaic form of the word "shows" or "demonstrates." It is often used in legal documents, particularly in formal petitions or pleadings, to introduce or present facts, evidence, or arguments to the court. The term reflects a more traditional style of legal writing and is less commonly used in contemporary legal texts.
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Legal term meaning without legal force?
Illegal
What is meant by sheweth?
Respectfully sheweth is used for Respectfully submitted
What is meant by 'respectfully sheweth'?
Respectfully sheweth is used for Respectfully submitted
What is legal term meaning on behalf of one side or party?
ex parte
What is the legal term meaning the thing speaks for itself?
res ipso loquitor
What is a legal term meaning guilty mind and refers to criminal intent?
Mens rea
Are same-sex civil unions legal in Virginia?
No. The term "civil union" has no legal meaning under Virginia state law.
What is the meaning of the legal term "without prejudice"?
The legal term "without prejudice" means that any statements or offers made during a negotiation or discussion cannot be used against the party making them in future legal proceedings.
What does 'a fortiori' mean?
A fortiori is a legal term meaning " for a stronger (reason)," that is, more logically compelling.
What does nolle prolle mean?
"Nolle prosequi" is a legal term meaning the prosecution will not pursue the case.
Is trustors a noun?
Yes. It is mostly used as a legal term, meaning people who handles a trust.
What do you call a civil union that is not legal in a state?
In states that do not recognize civil unions, the term does not have any legal meaning. It's not called anything else, it just has no legal recognition.
