Cause - Law Dictionary Search Results
intervening cause
Matched in: Term intervening cause
just cause
Matched in: Term just cause
producing cause
Matched in: Term producing cause
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procuring cause
Matched in: Term procuring cause
probable cause
Matched in: Term probable cause
legal cause
Matched in: Term legal cause
Matrimonial causes
Matrimonial causes, suits for the redress of injuries respecting the rights of marriage. They were formerly a branch of the
Causative potency
Causative potency, the court has regard both to the blameworthiness of each party and relative importance of the acts
Causes celebres
Causes celebres, a work containing reports of the decisions of interest and importance in French Courts in the 17th
Causing or encouraging prostitution
prostitute, or has had unlawful sexual intercourse, or has been indecently assaulted, a person is deemed to have caused or encouraged it, if he knowingly allowed her to consort with, or to enter or person of known
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