Lat Words of art ; technical terms. YOCABULA ARTIUM 1212 VOLUNTARY Vocabula artium explicanda sunt secundum definitiones prudentum. Terms of arts are to be explained according to tbe definitions of […]

In feudal law. To summon to court Feud. Lib. 2, tit. 22.

Lat. A summoning to court. In the earlier practice of the Roman law, (under the iegis actiones,) the creditor orally called upon his debtor to go with him before the […]

Relating to employment and occupation .

Career or a trade specific.

Training with the skills and knowledge for a certain job.

Lat. In old English law . Outcry; hue aud cry. Cowell.

Lat. In the civil and old English law. I call; I summon; I vouch. In jus voco tc, I summon you to court; I summon you before the pnetor. The […]

This means to record a person’s voice for the purpose of identification .

Insight into a customer’s wants, needs and preferences through indirect and direct questioning.

Statistical data that is generated by quality control measures and indicating stability of the process.

Technology allowing voice to be carried over the internet using Internet Protocols, IP.

Security device that recognizes voice commands of a particular person.

Spoken message left in a ‘mailbox’ of the person being called.

Electronic device that answers calls with a recorded choice menu.

Phone system feature allowing the operator to get a message to an employee on the phone.

Null; Ineffectual; nugatory; having no legal force or binding effect; unable, in law, to support the purpose for which it was intended. “Void” does not always imply entire nullity; but […]

Contract meeting the following; Illegal from time made; violate fairness, law changes, performed fully.

a law that can be voided as it is unclear or is lacking a thing hat makes it precise.

a term that is used for a judgement that has no legal force or effect.

the term given to marriage with no legal validity as it is prohibited by law.

a legally defective action of a court and is by its nature ineffective and the process that is null and void due to a defect.

Illegal or against a public policy type of trust.

That may be avoided, or declared void; not absolutely void, or void in itself. Most of the acts of infants are voidable only, and not absolutely void. 2 Kent, Comm. […]

Contract with legal force and effects when made that can later be annulled by court by a recession process.