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CONTRACT LAW

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The body of law that defines the formation and enforcements of contractual agreements. … [Read more...]

CONTINUOUS CRIME

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One consisting of a continuous series of acts which endures after the period of consummation as the offense of carrying concealed weapons. In the case of instantaneous crimes the statute of limitations begins to run with the consummation while in the case of continuous crimes it only begins with the cessation of the criminal conduct or act. … [Read more...]

CONTRACT OF ADHESION

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See adhesion contract. A contract where the onerous terms are included and where the purchaser is in a position of weakness and unable to fairly negotiate the terms. The unfair terms are bound to the contract. … [Read more...]

CONTINUOUS INJURY

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One recurring at repeated intervals so as to be of repeated occurrence; not necessarily an injury that never ceases. … [Read more...]

CONTRACT OF BENEVOLENCE

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Civil law. One which is made for the benefit of only one of the contracting parties; such as loan for use, deposit, and mandate. … [Read more...]

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