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  • Piracy

    Acts of robbery and violence committed upon the sea, without lawful authority . The term piracy is now extended to include acts of robbery or violence committed against an aircraft . Also, the term is used to denote an infringement of copyright .

  • Piracy

    Acts of robbery and violence committed upon the sea, without lawful authority . The term piracy is now extended to include acts of robbery or violence committed against an aircraft . Also, the term is used to denote an infringement of copyright .

  • Industrial Counterfeiting

    Hierarchical Display of Industrial counterfeiting Production, Technology And Research > Research and intellectual property > Intellectual property > Industrial propertyTrade > Trade policy > Commercial lawTrade > Trade policy > Trade policy > Trade regulations > Illicit tradeLaw > […]

  • Personal Weapon

    Hierarchical Display of Personal weapon European Union > European construction > EU relations > Public safetyEuropean Union > European construction > EU relations > OffenceEuropean Union > European construction > EU relations > Military equipment > Conventional weapon > Firearms and […]

  • Illicit Trade

    Hierarchical Display of Illicit trade Trade > Trade policy > Trade policy > Trade regulationsTrade > Distributive trades > Distributive trades > Retail trade > Pet shopSocial Questions > Social affairs > Social life > Bio-ethics > Trade in organsInternational Relations > Defence > […]

  • Interest

    Interest

    Legal Definition and Related Resources of Interest Meaning of Interest In relation to being objectively concerned in something, by having a right or title to, a claim upon, or a share in. legal concern in a thing; especially right or title to […]

  • Merger

    Merger

    Legal Definition and Related Resources of Merger Meaning of Merger In relation to corporations, the term denotes the amalgamation of two corporations to form a new one. The absorption of one corporation by another, which retains its name and […]

  • Maintenance

    Legal Definition and Related Resources of Maintenance Meaning of Maintenance Has a variety of meanings, depending upon the context. In relation to dependents, the term means primarily food, clothing and shelter; also includes such items as […]

  • Explosive

    Explosive in Law Enforcement Main Entry: Law Enforcement in the Legal Dictionary. This section provides, in the context of Law Enforcement, a partial definition of explosive. Resources Legal English Vocabulary: Explosive in Spanish Online translation of the English legal term explosive into […]

  • Charge

    Charge in Law Enforcement Main Entry: Law Enforcement in the Legal Dictionary. This section provides, in the context of Law Enforcement, a partial definition of charge. Grammar This term is a noun. Etimology of Charge (You may find charge at the world legal encyclopedia and the etimology of […]

  • Slavery

    Legal Definition and Related Resources of Slavery Meaning of Slavery The status or condition ot a slave. The keeping of slaves as a practice or legal institution. Browse You might be interested in these references tools: […]

  • Arrest

    Translate Arrest from English to Spanish Translation of Arrest, with examples. More about free online translation into Spanish of Aprehensión and other legal terms is available here. Aprehensión Arresto Detención Legal English Translation Translate Order of Arrest from […]

  • Homicide

    The intentional killing of a human being. See commonwealth v Biron, 4 U.S. 125, I L.Ed. 769. See murder , manslaughter .

  • Economic Offence

    Hierarchical Display of Economic offence Law > Criminal law > OffenceBusiness And Competition > Business organisation > Business activity > Liquidation > BankruptcyTrade > Trade policy > Trade policy > Trade regulations > Illicit tradeProduction, Technology And Research > Research […]

  • Actio

    In civil law. A specifl.c mode of enforcing a right before the courts of law, e. g., legis actio; actio sacramenti. In this sense we speak of actions in our law, e. g., the action of debt. The right to a remedy, thus: Ex irndo pacta non oritur actio, no right of action can arise…