Obligation - Law Dictionary Search Results

Recognizance

An obligation of record entered into before some court of record or magistrate duly authorized with condition to do some

Obstriction, obligation; bond.

Obliged bound in gratitude indebted

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Obliged beholden

Bound or obligated as under a pledge to a particular cause action or attitude Opposite of uncommitted

Indebted obliged to

Not obliging not disposed to do a favor unaccommodating as a disobliging person or act

Bound or obliged in law or equity responsible answerable as the surety is liable for the debt of his principal

bilateral : affecting, obligating, or shared by both parties [a agreement] bi·lat·er·al·ly [-rə-lē] adv

To be obliged to be necessitated expressing either physical or moral necessity as a man must eat for nourishment we must

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