Principle: Things that need to be done first oughta be done first Process: Ranking of items on the basis of urgency or importance.

A legal preference or precedence. When two persons have similar rights in respect of the same subject-matter , but one is entitled to exercise his right to the exclusion of […]

Long time customers of a financial institution are provided with priority banking . It includes advanced services such as payment of bills online, consultation on financial matters, free checking, etc. […]

An ancient hereditary revenue of the crown, consisting in the right to take a certain quantity from cargoes of wine imported into England. In Edward I.’s reign it was converted […]

Fr. In French law . Prize; captured property. Ord. Mar. liv. 3, tit. 9. See Dole v. Insurance Co., 6 Allen (Mass.) 373.

L. Fr. A taking in another place. A plea in abatement in the action of replevin. 2 Ld. Raym. 1016, 1017.

way Co., So Mo. 5SS; Railroad Co. v. Bell, 112 Pa. 400, 4 Atl. 50; Lewis v. Seifert, 110 Pa. (‘.28, 11 Atl. 514, 2 Am. St. Rep. 031; Minneapolis […]

The English statute 1 Edw. II. St. 2, (in Rev. St. 23 Edw. I.,) a still unrepealed statute, whereby it is felony for a felon to break prison, but misdemeanor […]

One who is deprived of his liberty; one who is against his will kept in confinement or custody. A person restrained of his liberty upon any action, civil or criminal, […]

the term used for the person who has been accused and is on trial.

The triumph of cooperation and trust and loss of a blind pursuit of selfinterest. An illustration is provided by the problem that two inmates in separate cells face. The police […]

L. Fr. Ready. In the old forms of oral pleading, this term expressed a tender or joinder of issue. Prins vitiis laboravimus, nunc legibus. 4 Inst. 70. We labored first […]

The right that determines the nonintervention of secret surveillance and the protection of an individual ‘s information . It is split into 4 categories (1) Physical: An imposition whereby another […]

A regulation or law that safeguards the intention of an intention to not be disturbed, and not collate any information pertaining to him/her.

the right that si given to a person to go his own way and to live his life without interference and other annoyances.

Affecting or belonging to private individuals, as distinct from the public generally. Not official.

An agent acting for an individual in his private affairs: as distinguished from a public agent , who represents the government in some administrative capacity.

The waivering of the taxes on capital gains on assets that have increased in value. The sale amount is put in an annuity that is dispensed to the annuinant over […]

All legislative bills which have for their object some particular or private interest are so termed, as distinguished from such as are for the benefit of the whole community, which […]

An office of the English parliament where the business of obtaining private acts of parliament is conducted. 6. A solemn and formal legislative declaration of popular rights and liberties, promulgated […]

An artificial boundary, consisting of some monument or landmark set up by the hand of man to mark the beginning or direction of a boundary line of lands.

A small telephone exhange, usually a replica that is connected to the telephone company’s exchange and is installed at the subscriber’s location. The PBX is capable of handling hundreds of […]

A firm that owns its own transportation vehicles that is primarily used to transport its own products.

Chapels owned by private persons, and used by themselves and tlieir families, are called ‘ ‘private,” as opposed to chapels of case, which are built for the accommodation of particular […]

A private sector firm whose operations are executed by private individuals.