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JUDICIAL DOCUMENTS

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The documents that relate to court proceedings and litigation such as depositions, motions, decreees and orders. … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL SALE

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A sale by authority of some competent tribunal, by an officer authorized by law for the purpose. 2. The officer who makes the sale, conveys all the rights of the defendant, or other person against whom the process has been issued, in the property sold. Under such a sale there is no warranty, either express or implied, of the thing sold. 9 Wheat. 616. When real estate is sold by … [Read more...]

JUGULATOR

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In old records. A cutthroat or murderer. Cowell. … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL ERRORS

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A mistake by a court, one that is substantial and subject to appeal and reversal by a higher court. … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL TRUSTEE

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A trustee who is appointed by or is an officer of the court. … [Read more...]

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