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COMPEL

To require something to be done. For example, a motion to compel evidence that is granted orders a party to produce evidence requested in the motion. … [Read more...] about COMPEL

COMPANY SEAL

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A stamp or embossed seal of a company that it may use to certify documents or certificates as being genuine, authorized and approved. … [Read more...] about COMPANY SEAL

COMPELLATIVUS

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An adversary or accuser. Compendia snnt dispendia. Co. Litt. 306. Abbreviations are detriments. … [Read more...] about COMPELLATIVUS

COMPARABLE RECTITUDE

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A legal doctrine where, when both spouses are found to be at fault for divorce, it grants the spouse that is less at fault a divorce. … [Read more...] about COMPARABLE RECTITUDE

COMPENDIUM

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An abridgment, synopsis, or digest. … [Read more...] about COMPENDIUM

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