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  • Battle Of The Forms

    The standard term for a conundrum in the law of contracts and sales. Buyer sends an order to seller. His form contains terms A, B, C, D, and E. Seller confirms the order on his form, which contains terms A, B, C, D, and F. Is there a contract between seller and buyer, and if…

  • Accept

    To receive with approval or satisfaction. Receive with intent to retain. In the context of bills of exchange, the term means to recognize the bill, and engage to pay it when due. Admit and agree to; as when accepting an offer.

  • Refuse

    To deny, decline, fail to do something, omit, neglect. To reject, as to refuse an offer; sometimes equivalent to fail. A motion is said to be refused when the court declines to grant the relief asked for in the motion. As a noun, the term signifies waste materials; that which is rejected; rubbish.

  • Popular Definitions A-Z

    Popular Legal Definitions A-Z Welcome to the Legal Dictionary Browse thousands of legal terms and phrases selected by the Lawi Project editors and suggest new words for the largest law dictionary of the world. Dictionary Popular Legal Terms: A absolute divorce absolute estate accessory contract act actual damages actual fraud adjective law administrative law administrative…

  • Declination

    In Scotch law. A preliminary plea objecting to the jurisdiction on the ground that the judge is interested in the suit. …

  • Repudiate, Repudiation

    The denial of an obligation or liability. Repudiation of a contract means rejection, disclaimer, renunciation or even abandonment of the contract. It consists of a present, positive, unequivocal, refusal to perform the contract.