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| Title | Details | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| Noscitur a sociss | According to the rule of interpretation known as noscitur a sociss where two or more words, which are... | 325 |
| Notice | Notice denotes knowledge of certain facts; formal receipt of the knowledge of certain facts; information... | 515 |
| Nuisance | Nuisance is a broad legal concept including anything that disturbs the reasonable use of your property... | 597 |
| Oath | Oath means something declared or promised. A solemn, formal declaration or promise to fulfill a pledge,... | 747 |
| Obiter dictum | [Latin: a remark in passing] Obiter dictum is an opinion voiced by a judge on a point of law not directly... | 985 |
| Obligation | The term obligation derived from the Roman civil law, defined in the "Institutes" of Justinian as a "legal... | 783 |
| Offence | Offence is a crime; an act committed contrary to the law as set out in a statute, which varies from country... | 723 |
| Ombudsman | The origin of the word is found in Old Swedish umbuðsmann (accusative) and the word umbuds man, meaning... | 857 |
| Option of Puberty | Option of puberty is a right available to repudiate a woman’s marriage—if it occurred while she was... | 2588 |
| Ordinance | Ordinance means a crime; an act committed contrary to the law as set out in a statute. An ordinance is... | 781 |