a provision in a contract that will restrict the actions a party can take when the other person fails to fulfil the contract.

a doctrine that will prevent the illegally gathered evidence being presented to the court.

Proof and facts must be proven solely by legal, moral methods. Rules of evidence. t

Shutting out; debarring from interference or participation ; vested in oneperson alone. An exclusive right is one which only the grantee thereof can exercise, andfrom which all others are prohibited […]

Agreed-to, time-bound restriction for all involved parties to not make similar agreements with other, not included parties. Intent is to limit loss of capability and limit loss of intellectual capital […]

Makes a person the sole agent providing specific goods and/or services to a particular area or market.

Restricting a particular line of goods or services to a particular market or area for promotional purposes. Typically done by a single manufacturer to specific retailers or marketers/ merchandisers .

Restriction on who can represent what where and to whom. Typically describes who is the sole representative of a union or an association for collective bargaining .

Known also as exclusive agency agreement .

Agreed-to restriction allowing a specific seller/marketer/distributor to represent a particular line of goods of services to a specific market or retail area. An example is an new line of clothing […]

Area up to 200 miles (321.87 Km) offshore is the exclusive area of resource management by the government and country owning that coast. Free navigation is allowed by all countries […]

Certified allowance of a person or entity to conduct specified activities in a specified area or industry for a specified amount time, involving specified goods and/or services. Certified allowance of […]

Formally agreed-to restriction allowing a real estate agent to be the sole marketer of a property, typically for a 3-month period. The property owner can sell to anyone the owner […]

the term for having the sole power.

A primary care doctor having a preferred providers group or organization for referring patients instead choosing off a list of preferred providers.

the term given to a remedy when the law creates a new liability or a new right.

the right or privilege that can only be used by the person who it is granted to.

Known also as exclusive right to sell listing .

Formally agreed-to restriction allowing a real estate agent to be the sole seller of a property, typically for a 3-month period. The property owner can find anyone, but must bring […]

Excommunication , (q. v.) Co. Litt. 134a.

A sentence of censure pronounced by one of the spiritualcourts for offenses falling under ecclesiastical coguizance. It is described in the booksas twofold: (1) The lesser excommunication , which is […]

In ecclesiastical law . A writ issuing out of chancery, founded on a bishop’s certificate thatthe defendant had been excommunicated, and requiring the sheriff to arrest and imprisonhim, returnable to […]

A writ to the sheriff for delivery of an excommunicated person out of prison, uponcertificate from the ordinary of his conformity to the ecclesiastical jurisdiction . Fitzh. Nat Brev. 63.Excommunicato […]

A writ commanding that persons excommunicated, who for their obstinacy had beencommitted to prison, but were unlawfully set free before they had given caution to obeythe authority of the church, […]

Removing blame or accusation from a person. Typically for a non- criminal act , like a traffic accident. There is nothing illegal or immoral or criminal in this action. Contrast […]