Word

Acquisced
Acre
Alleged
Appelland
Assignment (of error)
Claimant
Clause
Complainant
Conferment
Conferred
Conveyance
Cross-examination
Defendant
Disinterested
Disputed
Doctrine
Duress
Emancipated
Estate
Examination
Execution (of contract)
Executor (of estate)
Expression (of intent)
Frustration
Hypothetical
Implicit
Injunction
Interest in
Intoxication
Jargon
Lingo
Minor
Oblige
Obligee
Obligor
Plantif
Presume
Privity
Quasi
Ratification
Reasonable
Remuneration
Repudiation
Rescission
Restituion
Specific performance
Subsequently
Testimony
Tract of land
Definition
Accepted the other party is correct
A unit of area: 2.5 acres = 1 hectare
Claimed but not provel, as in "alleged cheater"
The person unhappy with the judge's opinion so bringing a case in appeals court
To give something (example: blame) to someone
The person suing
A series of words in a contract
The person suing
Giving a right to someone
Given to someone
To actually deliver something or some intent to someone else
The otherside in the trial asking more questions to the same person
The person being sued
A person receiving no benefit regardless of who wins - judges should always be disinterested
A point on which the two sides do not agree
An idea which many people agree with
To be under pressure to do something you do not want to do
For a minor it means being free from your parents. A judge can grant this.
All of the things owned by someone after they die
Exploring in order to find the truth, or asking questions to a witness
To fulfill the responsibilities of a contract
The person assigned by the dead person to make sure their stuff goes to the right people
To make it clear what you want, what you really mean
To be stopped from doing something, like fulfilling your part of the contract
A situation which is not true but is to be imagined to explore an idea
Included without being said or written
A judge's order to prevent someone from doing something
To have some right (example: partial ownership) in something of value
Being drunk
Certain vocabulary common within one group but perhaps unknown outside the group
Certain vocabulary common within one group but perhaps unknown outside the group
Someone under the age of 18
For someone to be committed to perform some act
The person who will benefit from the act of the obligor
The person who will perform the act
The person suing
To accept as true without evidence against it
The idea that only people signing the contract can sue to enforce that contract
Seems to be but is not really. A quasi-contract is not a real contract but it still has the power of a contract
To confirm that you really agree to the contract
Generally accepted or able to be understood by using reason/logic
Something (usually money) paid for someone to do something (as in payment for a job)
The statement that you will not do what you promised in a contract
To cancel a contract
What you have to return to the other party when you cancel a contract
A judge's order for someone to do an act they promised to do
Following something else, as in graduation is subsequent to passing all modules
Something said during a trial
A (usually large) area of land, often used for developing several houses