In old English law . A pack of dogs. Cowell.

The exercise of arguing questions of law or equity, raised for the purpose. See MOOT.

In Hindu law. Separated; particularized ; the subordinate divisions of a district in contradistinction to Sadder or Sudder, which implies the chief seat of gov- ernment. Wharton.

Lat. In the civil law . Delay: default; neglect; culpable delay or default. Calvin. MORA 792 MORS DICITUR

1. Pertaining or relating to the conscience or moral sense or to the general principles of right conduct. 2. Cognizable or enforceable only by the conscience or by the principles […]

the term that is applied to the degree of certainty that will justify a conclusion.

a term that means to exert extreme pressure on a person to make them do or not do a thing.

the term given to the considerations that are based on moral grounds and not legal grounds.

term that is used to describe the undue influence that is imposed on one person by another.

the name that is given to the evidence that supports the facts and the truth.

the term given to the deceit that is involved in a wrong of m oral nature.

In common usage, moral hazard infers a conscious malicious, even illegal, motivation, versus an unconscious behavior change. Circumstance that increases the likelihood of a loss, or abnormal loss. Typically due […]

the name taht is given to the law that deals with matters of conscious and the concepts of proper and acdepted behaviour.

the name that is given to a duty that arises from conscience rather than law.

A commitment that is ‘moral’ and not legal because succeeding legislatures are not obligated to abide by such provisions made by preceding legislatures. Municipality , or other governmental entity, issued […]

Carrying both a higher risk and a higher yield as it is not secured by the issuer to its full amount, a local, state, or federal government carries this type […]

All actions are moral and ethical if they do not coerce and do not interfere with others’ rights is this specific ethical concept.

Monetary policy governmental guidance as a tool to persuade financial institutions to follow suggested guidelines on the availability and cost of credit, instead of lawmaking power to mandate. Before mandatory […]

term that is applied to an offense or a crime that is illegal but also shows a person’s baseness and depravity.

Person’s psychological state expressed as a level or degree of self-confidence, enthusiasm, and/or loyalty to a cause or organization . Morale comes from people’s personal conviction about the worth of […]

Circumstance increasing loss-occurrence probability or abnormal loss due to an insurance policy applicant’s indifferent attitude after policy issuance. The insured being careless in locking the doors and windows when leaving […]

Lat. For the purpose of delaying or postponing payment or performance .

Delay in performing an obligation or taking an action legally authorized or simply agreed to be temporary.

Lat He delays In law. The phrase describes the action of one who demurs, because the party does not proceed in pleading, but rests or abides upon the judgment of […]

Otherwise called “Ilerrn- hutters” or “United Brethren.” A sect of Christians whose social polity is particular and conspicuous , it sprung up in Moravia and Bohemia, on the opening of […]