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  • Foreign Policy

    Common Foreign and Security Policy, NATO and WEU and the European Union Resources See Also CFSP Defence policy

  • International Budget

    Hierarchical Display of Drawing up of the EU budget European Union > EU financeFinance > Budget > Budgetary procedure > Drawing up of the budget Meaning of Drawing up of the EU budget Overview and more information about Drawing up of the EU budget For a more comprehensive understanding of […]

  • International Strategy

    Hierarchical Display of EU strategy European Union > European construction > Deepening of the European UnionEnergy > Energy policy > Energy policy > EU energy policy Meaning of EU strategy Overview and more information about EU strategy For a more comprehensive understanding of EU […]

  • Joint Committees

    Hierarchical Display of EEA Joint Committee European Union > European construction > EU relations > Joint body (EU) > EEA joint institution Meaning of EEA Joint Committee Overview and more information about EEA Joint Committee For a more comprehensive understanding of EEA Joint Committee, […]

  • Prosecutorial Discretion

    Prosecutorial Discretion Definition and Meaning in the U.S. Legal System Prosecutorial discretion is related to the nearly absolute powers that, under the U.S. legal system, government prosecuting attorneys enjoy. A U.S. prosecuting attorney has power on various matters including those […]

  • Bargain and Sale Deed

    Bargain and sale deed Definition of Bargain and sale deed The bargain and sale deed is a basic form of deed. It is a legal instrument (contract) that ascribe ownership (recites a consideration) of the property and conveys all of the transferable grantor (the person giving the deed) or […]

  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty

    Breach of Fiduciary Duty Breach of Fiduciary Duty in the U.S. Legal System Background: Fiduciary duty It is a legal requirement of loyalty and care that applies to any person or organization that has a fiduciary relationship with another person or organization. A fiduciary is a person, […]

  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty

    Breach of Fiduciary Duty Breach of Fiduciary Duty in the U.S. Legal System Background: Fiduciary duty It is a legal requirement of loyalty and care that applies to any person or organization that has a fiduciary relationship with another person or organization. A fiduciary is a person, […]

  • Alimony

    Alimony

    Legal Definition and Related Resources of AlimonyMeaning of AlimonyAlimony Alternative DefinitionMoney paid for aliment or support. The allowance which a husband, by order of court, pays to his wife, living separate […]

  • Transient Jurisdiction

    Transient Jurisdiction in the U.S. Legal System Introduction: the meaning of Transient Transient refers to something that is temporary. The word is often used in relation to occupancy of property for rent to others, such as places of lodging. Transient residents are governed by state and […]

  • English to Spanish Online

    English to Spanish Online Free English law dictionary and legal thesaurus available online from the Lawi Project. Find definitions, synonyms, examples, vocabularies, and usage tips. English to Spanish Online Translator English to Spanish Online Dictionary Wordreference English to Spanish Online Dictionary Free Free, accurate online legal translation between English and Spanish. Related searches of English…

  • Bench Trial

    Bench trial Definition of Bench trial A bench trial, also called a “court trial,” means a trial process where the Judge (instead of a jury) considers the evidence and decides the case (for example, if the defendant is guilty) based on the facts presented. A jury trial means a jury […]

  • Taonga

    Taonga This Māori word has actually made its way into English dictionaries, where it is defined as “treasure” or “anything highly prized.” A definition is also included in a dictionary of Māori legal terms published in 2013. Examples of its use in statutes include the Māori Language Act 1987, which states in the preamble: “Whereas…

  • Best-Evidence Rule

    Best evidence rule Definition of Best evidence rule : a rule of evidence: in order to prove what is said or pictured in a writing, recording, or photograph the original must be provided unless the original is lost, destroyed, or otherwise unobtainable Best evidence refers to a rule of […]

  • Bill In The Nature Of A Bill Of Review

    Bill in the nature of a bill of review Definition of Bill in the nature of a bill of review In the United States, Bill in the nature of a bill of review is an equitable bill brought by a person who was not a party to the original suit seeking to have a court…