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GENERAL LIEN

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A lien on personal property, as opposed to a real property lien. … [Read more...] about GENERAL LIEN

GENERALE NIHIL CERTUM IMPLICAT

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Latin, meaning A general expression implies nothing certain. … [Read more...] about GENERALE NIHIL CERTUM IMPLICAT

GENERAL BEQUEST

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The act of giving or leaving money in a will. … [Read more...] about GENERAL BEQUEST

GENERAL OBJECTION

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An objection made as to the admissibility of evidence, e.g. counsel's object as to hearsay testimony being admitted into evidence. … [Read more...] about GENERAL OBJECTION

GENERALIA PRAECEDUNT SPECIALIA SEQUUNTUR

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Latin, meaning Things general precede, things special follow. … [Read more...] about GENERALIA PRAECEDUNT SPECIALIA SEQUUNTUR

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