Causative - Law Dictionary Search Results
direct cause
direct cause see cause
efficient intervening cause
efficient intervening cause see cause
good cause
good cause see cause
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intervening cause
intervening cause see cause
show cause order
show cause order see order
Spitting a cause of action
Spitting a cause of action, suing for only a part of a claim or demand, with a view to suing for
Show-cause
Show-cause, means adequate opportunity of leading evidence in support of the contention of the person concerned and controverting of contentions raised against him, shall be given, and where necessary, opportunity of cross-examining witnesses of the other...
Proximate cause
Proximate cause. See CAUSA CAUSANS.
Pecuniary causes
Pecuniary causes, such as arise either from the withholding of ecclesiastical dues, or the doing or neglecting to do some
Onerous cause
Onerous cause, a good and legal consideration, Scots term.
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