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The definition of Tort as a technical term in law in real context for law students and advanced English learners together with synonyms /tɔ:t/ (noun) Definition (in civil law) any wrongful or unlawful act in which damages or detriments could be sought and litigated officially by the injured party, misdeed, wrongdoing, offense, crime, an illegal…
Who is a pettifogger and how is he differentiated with a lawyer in a legal context with example and illustrations for law students and ESL learners /ˈpetɪfɒgər/ (noun) Definition an unscrupulous, insignificant and dishonest lawyer without any scruples whose practice is really insignificant, an inferior legal practitioner Example According to Michael Quinion of World Wide…
Definition of Perjury in legal context with real examples and illustrations for law students and advanced learners of English /ˈpɜː.dʒər.i/ (noun) Definition the crime of telling lies in a court of law as a witness who gives testimonies and who is under oath to tell the truth, giving false evidence, lying under oath, falsehood, untruthfulness,…
Definition of Litigation in a legal context with images for law students and advanced learners of English together with synonyms and other related legal terms /ˌlɪt.ɪˈgeɪ.ʃən/ (noun) Definition the legal process of taking a case to a court of law where a judge can make an official decision on the case, lawsuit, proceedings, legal action,…
Definition of Lien as a legal term in legal context with images and illustrations for law students or advanced ESL learners with synonyms /liːn OR ˈliːən/ (noun) Definition a legal right to keep possession of another person’s property who is in debt as security until the debtor is able to pay off his debt or…
Definition of Ipso Facto in authentic context and examples as a Latin-based phrase in English for advanced learners of English with synonyms /ˌɪp.səʊˈfæk.təʊ/ (adv) Definition by the fact itself, by reasoning on the premise of previously known facts, by that very fact, hence, as an inevitable result, as a result, therefore, consequently, in consequence, thus…
Definition of Intestate with images for advanced ESL learners with illustrations, synonyms and antonyms and text-to-speech /ɪnˈtes.teɪt/ (adj & noun) Definition Adjective: relating to a person who has passed away or died without leaving any will or instructions on who should receive his property as the beneficiary, without a will, unpresented, unheard Noun: an intestate…
Definition of incommunicado in real context with images and illustrations for advanced English learners with text-to-speech /ˌɪn.kəˌmjuː.nɪˈkɑː.dəʊ/ (adj & adv) Definition deprived of communication with other people for security reasons or under duress, prevented from reaching others, not in contact with other people, unwilling to communicate, out of touch, in solitary confinement Example incommunicado means…
Definition of Exhume with images in authentic context for advanced English learners with synonyms as a legal term in English /eksˈhjuːm/ US /egˈzuːm/ (verb) Definition to disinter a dead body or corpse that has already been buried usually with a court order for forensic investigation or any kind of inquest, disentomb, dig up a body…
Definition of Equity as a legal term with illustration and in authentic context with synonyms and antonyms for ESL learners /ˈek.wɪ.ti/ (noun) Definition (legal term) the state of being fair and just or being treated fairly or justly, a system of justice based on fair judgment, fairness, justness, impartiality, egalitarianism (financial term) the value of…