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FULL COURT

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When all the judges are present and properly organized, it -is said there is a full court; a court in banc. … [Read more...]

FUERO JURGO

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A Spanish code of laws, said to, be the most ancient in Europe. … [Read more...]

FRONTIER

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In international law. That portion of the territory of any country which lies close along "the border line of another country, and so "fronts" or faces it The term means something more than the boundary line itself, and includes a tract or strip of country, of indefinite extent, contiguous to the line. Stoughton v. Mott 15 Vt. 169. … [Read more...]

FRUSTRA PROBATUR QUOD PROBATUM NON RELEVAT

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Latin, meaning That is proved in vain which when proved is not relevant. … [Read more...]

FROZEN ACCOUNT

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A bank account that is suspended with money unable to be withdrawn. … [Read more...]

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