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Fla. Coastal L. Rev.

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Florida Coastal Law Review … [Read more...]

FIU L. Rev.

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FIVE-MILE ACT

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An act of parliament, passed in 1065, against non-conformists, whereby ministers of that body were prohibited from coming within five miles of any corporate town, or place where they had preached or lectured. Brown. … [Read more...]

FIX

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Abbreviation for financial Information Exchange. To render liable. 2. This term is applied to the condition of special bail; when the plaintiff has issued a ca. sa. which has been returned by the sheriff, non est, the bail are said to be fixed, unless the defendant be surrendered within the time allowed ex gratia, by the practice of the court. The defendant's death after the … [Read more...]

FIXED ANNUITY

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An annuity payment a set, constant amount of a period of time or the time period of one's life. … [Read more...]

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