passion is not tbe result of a former provocation , and the act must be directly caused by the passion arising out of the provocation at the time of the […]

a request for another hearing that is based on an assumption that an error was made at the earlier hearing.

Method where ideas of employees are communicated to management.

phrase which has been used by some writers to signify the same thing as ” leading question .” 2 Beuth. Jud. Ev. b. 3, c. 3. It is used in […]

A symbol, word or picture suggesting but not describing aspects of the associated service or goods.

A trademark made up of words or word parts suggesting but not to describe the service or good. See descriptive name .

Lat. Of its own kind or class; i. e., the only one ot its own kind; peculiar.

Lat In the civil law . One’s own heirs; proper heirs. Inst 2, 19, 2.

Lat. Of his own right; possessing full social and civil rights ; not under any legal disability, or the power of another, or guardianship . Having capacity to manage one’s […]

Suicide is the willful and voluntary act of a person who understands the physical nature of the act, and intends by it to accomplish the result of self- destruction . […]

Life insurance provision where the policy will not pay for suicide within 2 years of the start date.

Is a clause in an English policy of marine Insurance , generally in the following form : “In case of any loss or misfortune , it shall be lawful for […]

In old English, law. The witnesses or followers of the plaintiff. 3 Bl. Comm. 295. See SECTA. Old books mention the word in many connections which are now disused,

a lawsuit that will be determined according to the judgement of the court as to fair and equitable .

Loss that occurs when clients are mismatched with investment opportunites. Refer to ultra vires .

Guidelines self-imposed to ensure fair practices in investment advice.

Lat. In the civil law . The condition or quality of a suus hwres, or proper heir. Hallifax, Civil Law, b. 2, c. 9, no. 11; Calvin.

Those persons who by his authority follow or attend an ambassador or other public minister.

A party to a suit or action in court. In its ancient sense, “suitor” meant one who was bound to attend the county court ; also one who formed part […]

Formerly suitors in the English court of chancery derived no income from their cash paid iuto court, unless it was invested at their request and risk. Now, however, it is […]

fore trial, his death may be suggested on the record .

In England. A fund consisting of moneys which, having been paid into the court of chancery , are placed out for the benefit and better security of the suitors, including […]

Financial certificate similar to a bond issued in Islam complying with the Sharia laws.

In old English law . A small brook or stream of water. Cowell

Tasteless and odorless chemical element with a pale yellow color.