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In Spanish law. The remission of a debt, either expressly or tacitly. … [Read more...] about CONDONACION

A contract that is enforceable or in effect based upon some condition being fulfilled … [Read more...] about CONDITIONAL CONTRACT

(A) Most frequently this is used in a fault divorce as a defense. If one person approved, whether implied or explicitly, the activities of the other, it can constitute a ground for a fault, for example, a husband did not object to his wife's adultery and thus should not be able to claim infidelity. (B) A term used in the canon law. It is a forgiveness by the husband of his … [Read more...] about CONDONATION

When a person who is guilty of a crime is discharged and the sentence is deemed to have not resulted in a conviction and no criminal record is issued. This occurs after a certain period of time following the discharge and usually subject to specified terms and conditions being satisfied. … [Read more...] about CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE

To sanction or accept something with reluctance. Where one appears to consent, agree or forgive an action by another party which makes it appear as if the action was acceptable. … [Read more...] about CONDONE