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OVELL

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L. Fr. Equal. … [Read more...]

OUTLINE

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A summary of key points arranged in an ordered list. Frequently refers to legal or law outlines created by law students who create an outline of the important concepts covered in a law school class, the elements required for each legal concept and relevant case law. … [Read more...]

OVELTY

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In old English law. Equality. … [Read more...]

OTHESWORTHE

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In Saxon law. Oaths worth; oathworthy; worthy or entitled to make oath. Bract fols. 185, 292b. … [Read more...]

OUT-BOUNDARIES

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A term used in early Mexican land laws to designate certain boundaries within which grants of a smaller tract, which designated such out-boundaries, might be located by the grantee. U. S. ?. Maxwell Land Grant Co., 121 U. S. 325, 7 Sup. Ct 1015, 30 L. Ed. 949. … [Read more...]

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