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Challenge
been sworn, the court appoints two indifferent persons to try the, thence called triers, who are superseded as soon as two jurors are sworn; a principal challenge to the polls is tried by the court itself, 1
National Assembly of the Church of England
that the measure be presented to the King it has the force of an Act of Parliament as soon as the Royal Assent has been given
Gavelkind
Consult Robinson on Gavelkind. A species of socage tenure arising in land that has descended equally to descendents soon, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 690.
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Abstract of title
that date according to the law existing on the 31st December, 1925. See LAND CHARGES and NOTICE. As soon as practicable after the abstract of title is delivered to the purchaser's solicitor, he compares it with the
opinion
concurs only in the result of the majority opinion slip opinion : an opinion published in temporary form soon after the decision is rendered b : a written explanation for a decision reached by an official (as
Burden of proof
the pleadings and is unchanged during the entire trial, whereas the latter is not constant but shifts as soon as a party adduces sufficient evidence to raise a presumption in his favour. The evidence required to shift
Arbitration
His authority commences from the time of the agreement to refer being signed by all the parties. As soon as the award is published, the arbitrator's authority is at an end. An arbitrator maybe removed for misconduct,
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