Involving or an agreement that is concerning two opposing sides or groups, frequently used with regard to opposing political parties. … [Read more...] about BIPARTISON
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BILL OF PARTICULARS
practice. A detailed informal statement of a plaintiff is cause of action, or of the defendants' set-off. 2. In all actions in which the plaintiff declares generally, without specifying his cause of action, a judge upon application will order him to give the defendant a bill of the particulars, and in the meantime stay, proceedings. 3 John. R. 248. And when the defendant gives … [Read more...] about BILL OF PARTICULARS
BILLS OF MORTALITY
Accounts of births and deaths which have occurred in a certain district, during a definite space of time. … [Read more...] about BILLS OF MORTALITY
BIPARTITE
Consisting of, or divisible into, two parts. A term in conveyancing descriptive of an instrument in two parts, and executed by both parties. Law Dictionary - Alternative Legal Definition Of two parts. This term is used in conveyancing as, this indenture bipartite, between A, of the one part, and B, of the other part. But when there are only two parties, it is not necessary to … [Read more...] about BIPARTITE
BILL OF PRIVILEGE
Eng. law. A process issued out of the court against an attorney, who is privileged from arrest, instead of process demanding bail. … [Read more...] about BILL OF PRIVILEGE