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INADEQUATE REMEDY AT LAW

A defective or unclear judgment. May also refer to specific performance. … [Read more...] about INADEQUATE REMEDY AT LAW

INCASTELLARE

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To make a building serve as a castle. … [Read more...] about INCASTELLARE

What cannot be received as evidence. Parol evidence, for example, is inadmissible to contradict a written agreement. Testimony that does not have probative value is not be admissible, such as testimony that is not reliable or relevant. … [Read more...] about INADMISSIBLE

INCAUSTUM or ENCAUSTUM

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Ink. Fleta, L 2, c 27, J 5. Incaute factum pro non facto habetur. A thing done unwarily (or unadvisedly) will be taken as not done. Dig. 28, 4, L … [Read more...] about INCAUSTUM or ENCAUSTUM

INADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE

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Evidence that is not admitted and unable to be used in court. … [Read more...] about INADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE

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