heirs of her body begotten
heirs of her body begotten 由其所出之继承人 设定限嗣继承地产权〔estate in fee tail〕时使用的法律术语,除非整个上下文显示遗嘱人将其作为指定性用语〔words of purchase〕使用外,一般将其解释为限制性用语〔words of limitation〕。
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heirs of her body begotten 由其所出之继承人 设定限嗣继承地产权〔estate in fee tail〕时使用的法律术语,除非整个上下文显示遗嘱人将其作为指定性用语〔words of purchase〕使用外,一般将其解释为限制性用语〔words of limitation〕。
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beggar-thy-neighbor policy. A government’s protectionist course of action taken to discourage imports by raising tariffs and instituting nontariff barriers, usu. to reduce domestic unemployment and increase domestic output. • This term is sometimes applied to competitive currency devaluation.
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issue begotten of her body 她生的后代 用于遗嘱中,但有时不必然指子女。
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epoch (ep-[schwa]k), n. 1. A period of time marked by distinctive features or noteworthy events. 2. A time when a new computation is begun; a time from which memorable dates are counted. — epochal (ep-[schwa]-k[schwa]l), adj.
presale. The sale of real property (such as condominium units) before construction has begun. [Cases: Condominium 4. C.J.S. Estates §§ 201, 207–209, 244.]
transmittal letter. A nonsubstantive letter that establishes a record of delivery, such as a letter to a court clerk advising that a particular pleading is enclosed for filing. • Lawyers have traditionally opened transmittal letters with the phrase “Enclosed please find,” even though that phrasing has been widely condemned in business-writing handbooks since the late
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draw, vb. 1. To create and sign (a draft) (draw a check to purchase goods). 2. To prepare or frame (a legal document) (draw up a will). 3. To take out (money) from a bank, treasury, or depository (she drew $6,000 from her account). 4. To select (a jury) (the lawyers began voir dire and
commission of the peace. Hist. An appointment of a person to keep the peace (i.e., provide police protection) on a local level. • Over time the recipients of these commissions began to acquire judicial responsibilities, and became known as justices of the peace.
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