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GROUND FOR DISBARMENT

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An attorney misconduct which act may subject the attorney to having his or her legal license suspended or permanently revoked. … [Read more...]

GUARANTEED LOAN

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A loan that is guaranteed by another entity or agency, such as a student loan where the government guarantees payment in the case of default by the person or party receiving the loan. … [Read more...]

GROSS LEASE

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A commercial lease where the tenant pays a fixed amount of rent each period irrespective of the landlord's operating costs (operates similar to most residential leases.) In most cases, landlords will charge tenants with certain increases such as those for increased maintenance, etc. … [Read more...]

GROUND FOR DIVORCE

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A recognized legal cause or reason to be able to file for divorce. Grounds will vary based upon the jurisidiction. … [Read more...]

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