Misc.

of it's own will or motion

the rule of precedent

the essential element

a thing or point formally in controversy but now judicially settled

things done

one equivalent for another

commonly accepted or supposed

a change or revocation of orders, authority, or instructions previously issued

for the time being; temporarily; provisionally

a document published by a corporation or its agents setting forth the nature and objects of an issue of share, debenture, or securities

order of a higher court ordering a lower court or official to refrain from taking certain action

fallacy; its does not follow

entered at a time subsequent with retroactive effect

a system of justice for causes of action not governed by specific statutes or law

that which tends to incriminate or bring about a criminal conviction

against a person to impose a liability or obligation

among other things

temporary or intermediate; not final

a proceeding to determine the rights of rival claimants to property held by a third party having no interest therein

the law of the place

a claim, lien, charge, or liability attached to and binding real property

while suit is pending

trial court where tried to jury as distinguished from appellate court

stubborn resistance to authority

a condition in which there has been total compliance with all requirements of law; right; legitimate; lawful

videlicet; namely

charging more than the legal rate of interest

outside the scope of authority to act

a court order prohibiting some action