In practice. The damages which the party failing In an action is adjudged or condemned to pay; sometimes simply called the "condemnation." Aa used in an appeal-bond, this phrase means the damages which should be awarded against the appellant by the judgment of the court It does not embrace damages not Included in the judgment. Doe v. Daniels, 0 .Blackf. (Ind.) 8; Hayes v. … [Read more...] about CONDEMNATION MONEY
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CONCURRENT ESTATE
Property with more than one owner. Joint ownership. … [Read more...] about CONCURRENT ESTATE
CONDESCENDENCE
In the Scotch law. A part of the proceedings in a cause, setting forth the facts of the case on the part of the pursuer" or plaintiff. … [Read more...] about CONDESCENDENCE
CONCURRENT JURISDICTION
Where two courts or entities have simultaneous authority or power over something or someone, e.g. a State and Federal Court may both have concurrent jurisdiction over a civil matter between two residents of different states and the amount in controversy exceeds $500, 000. … [Read more...] about CONCURRENT JURISDICTION
CONCURRENT NEGLIGENCE
The presence of negligence by both the plaintiff and defendant with regard to a case or incident. … [Read more...] about CONCURRENT NEGLIGENCE