Dispute - Law Dictionary Search Results
letter
30-day letter : a letter from the Internal Revenue Service to a taxpayer who has been audited and disputes the auditor's determination that sets out the taxpayer's right to appeal NOTE: A taxpayer has 30 days from
law of the sea
matters including territorial zones, access to and transit on the sea, environmental preservation, and the resolution of international disputes
judicial notice
judicial notice : recognition by the court of a fact that is not reasonably disputable and without the introduction of supporting evidence [took judicial notice that January 1 is a legal holiday] [a
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Debater
One who debates one given to argument a disputant a controvertist
international court of justice
international court of justice The judicial arm of the United Nations. It has jurisdiction to settle legal disputes between nations. Source: FindLaw
incontestability clause
incontestability clause : a clause in an insurance policy that forbids the insurer from disputing the policy (as on the ground that the insured made false statements) after a set period of time
in toto
in toto [Latin, on the whole] : as a whole : in total [admitted the disputed testimony in toto] [refused to allow the will in toto]
identify
or designate (goods) as the object of a contract used in the phrase identify to the contract [the disputed beans were goods identified to the contract] NOTE: Under the Uniform Commercial Code, once goods are identified to
housing court
housing court : a court having limited jurisdiction over certain property and housing cases (as landlord and tenant disputes)
forum selection clause
selection clause : a clause in an agreement in which the parties stipulate the forum in which any disputes arising between them will be resolved
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