Category:Legal terminology
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This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
Pages in category "Legal terminology"
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- Abandonment (legal)
- Abrogation in public law
- Acceleration (law)
- Acceptance of responsibility
- Acknowledgment (law)
- Acting (law)
- Actual notice
- Ad sectam
- Adequate remedy
- Adjustment (law)
- Adverse
- Adverse inference
- Adverse party
- Affray
- Affreightment
- After-acquired property
- Age of candidacy
- Agreement in principle
- Allegation
- Allonge
- Ambiguity (law)
- Ampliative
- An unjust law is no law at all
- Angary
- Animus (law)
- Antecedent (law)
- Antedated contract
- Appearance (law)
- Appearance of impropriety
- Apportionment
- Arbitrariness
- Arbitration
- Arbitration award
- Argument in the alternative
- Arraignment
- Artistic control
- As is
- Asset protection
- Assignment (law)
- Assisting offender
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- Capital call
- Cat's paw theory
- Cause célèbre
- Cause of death
- Cease and desist
- Cestui que
- Champerty and maintenance
- Charge (youth)
- Charging order
- Citizen's arrest
- Coercion
- Entry into force
- Common carrier
- Compass (law)
- Competent authority
- Computation of time (law)
- Connivance
- Constructive fraud
- Constructive notice
- Consumer complaint
- Course of dealing
- Cross-examination
D
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- I know it when I see it
- Illicit enrichment
- Immediately (law)
- Immediately adjacent
- Immediately upon arrival
- Impleader
- Impunity
- Incidental damages
- Indirect liability
- Information and belief
- Informed assent
- Informed refusal
- Inhibition (law)
- Injury (law)
- Innocence
- Innominate jury
- Insult (legal)
- Interlocutory
- Issue (genealogy)
- Issuer
L
M
- Maintaining a common nuisance
- Malice (law)
- Malicious prosecution
- Mandate (criminal law)
- Marital power
- Material adverse change
- Material fact
- Materiality (law)
- May God have mercy upon your soul
- McKenzie friend
- Medical advice
- Merism
- Merit (law)
- Minimum high regard
- Misappropriation
- Mischief
- Misconduct
- Misdemeanor
- Misfeasance
- Mitigation (law)
- Moratorium (law)
- Mute of malice
- Mutual combat