Legal Terms 61-80

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cla exam; legal terminology

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Legal Terms 61-80

consideration
lawful price, motive, cause, impelling influence or inducement for a contract
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consideration lawful price, motive, cause, impelling influence or inducement for a contract
contract agreement between competent parties, supported by consideration, to do or to refrain from doing some lawful act
conversion wrongful taking of personal property with intent to deprive its owner of it permanently
copyright a right to reap the financial benefits of a literary property
covenant agreement or promise; often restricting the use of real estate
creditor one to whom a debt or obligation is owed
criminal law laws which control standards of conduct and which prescribe the punishments for disobedience
debenture bond given as evidence of corporate debt
decree final order of an equity court
defamation that which holds one to contempt or ridicule; that which injures one's reputation
deponent one who gives a deposition
deposition sworn testimony given by question and answer in non-courtroom setting, which is recorded and transcribed by a court reporter
devise gift of real property by will
discharge to release, liberate, annul, disenumber, dismiss
duress unlawful constraint exercised upon a person forcing her to do an act which she would not have done otherwise
enjoin to prevent or forbid by injunction
equity justice administered by principles of fairness (distinguished from strict rules of law)
escheat reversion of property to the state where there are no heirs to inherit the property at a person's death
estop to stop, bar, present
estoppel doctrine upon which a person's acts or failure to act prevents her from seeking legal relief (although she would have been entitled to relief otherwise)

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