Legal Term 5 Flashcards

1
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Warning.

A

Caveat

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2
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A new; starting over as though not done before.

A

De novo

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3
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The monetary redress Which one seeks to recover from another.

A

Damages

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4
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A verdict that the judge instructs the jury to return which it must do. Used when there are no factual issues for the jury decide.

A

Directed verdict

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5
Q

In chambers.

A

In camera

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6
Q

Lawyer appointed by judge to sit on the bench when regular judge cannot be there.

A

Judge pro tem 

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7
Q

Surrender of an alleged criminal by one state to another.

A

Extradition

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8
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The opinion of a judge who does not agree with the majority of the court.

A

Dissent

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9
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As used in property or contract law, means the interest that person has in property he/she is mortgaging or is buying; the amount remaining over and above the amount of the mortgage there on or balance due on the purchase price under the contract to buy the same.

A

Equity

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10
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The thing or point formally in controversy but now judicially settled.

A

Res judicata

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11
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The written law as enacted by the legislature.

A

Statute

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12
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On the first appearance. A case is such as will suffice until contradicted and overcome by other evidence.

A

Prima facie 

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13
Q

A municipal statute.

A

Ordinance

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14
Q

With bad faith. (Opposite of bona fide)

A

Mala fide

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15
Q

A lean on goods or personal property to secure payment on the purchase price of goods on the installment plan; replaces the old Chatel mortgage

A

Security agreement

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