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joint participation

joint participation. Civil-rights law. A pursuit undertaken by a private person in concert with a governmental entity or state official, resulting in the private person’s performing public functions and thereby being subject to claims under the civil-rights laws. — Also termed joint activity. See SYMBIOTIC-RELATIONSHIP TEST; NEXUS TEST. [Cases: Civil Rights 1326(5). C.J.S. Civil Rights

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coparty

coparty. A litigant or participant in a legal transaction who has a like status with another party; a party on the same side of a lawsuit. — Also termed joint party. See CODEFENDANT; COPLAINTIFF.

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hearth money

hearth money. Hist. 1. A tax of two shillings levied on every fireplace in England (14 Car. 2, ch. 10). • This extremely unpopular tax was enacted in 1662 during the reign of Charles II and abolished in 1688. — Also termed chimney money. 2. PETER-PENCE.

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quarta trebellianica

quarta Trebellianica (kwor-t[schwa] tr[schwa]-bel-ee-an-[schwa]-k[ schwa]). [Latin “the quarter due under Trebellianus’s senatus consultum”] Hist. The fourth portion that an heir could retain from a succession after transferring the succession as directed by the testator under a fideicommissum. — Also termed quarta Trebelliana (tr[schwa]-bel-ee-ay-n[ schwa] or -an-[schwa]). Cf. FALCIDIAN PORTION.

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