Better Off - Law Dictionary Search Results
better off
being in a more prosperous condition
refinancing
loan by obtaining another; refinancing is generally done to secure better loan terms (like a lower interest rate). Source: U.S. Department
Deed
any condition or covenant respecting land or other property. The better opinion is that the s. relates to covenants only which
Incorporated Law Society
incorporated 'to facilitate the acquisition of legal knowledge, and for better and more conveniently discharging the professional duties of the members
Magna Carta
next chapter (29) is so often quoted that it is better to give it in the original, which is as follows:-
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