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denier

denier, n. 1. (d[schwa]-nyay) [French fr. Latin denarius] DENARIUS(1), (3). 2. (di-nI-[schwa]r) [Law French] Hist. Denial; refusal, as in refusal to pay rent when demanded.

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tying arrangement

tying arrangement. Antitrust. 1. A seller’s agreement to sell one product or service only if the buyer also buys a different product or service. • The product or service that the buyer wants to buy is known as the tying product or tying service; the different product or service that the seller insists on selling

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homestead

homestead. 1. The house, outbuildings, and adjoining land owned and occupied by a person or family as a residence. • As long as the homestead does not exceed in area or value the limits fixed by law, in most states it is exempt from forced sale for collection of a debt. — Also termed homestead

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nomothete

nomothete (noh-m[schwa]-theet), n. [fr. Greek nomos “law” + thetes “a person who prescribes”] Hist. A lawgiver. — Also spelled nomotheta. “It was [in ancient Greek law] provided that all motions to repeal or amend an existing law should be brought before the ecclesia or general meeting of citizens, at the beginning of the year. They

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adversary system

adversary system 对抗制;辩论式的诉讼制度 指英美法上的诉讼制度。在这种诉讼程序中,强调双方当事人的对抗性,当事人有很大的主动权,且基本不受阻碍,通过双方当事人及其律师询问和交叉询问证人,相互争辩,来推进诉讼进程,揭示案件真相。法官作为中立的裁判者,听取双方的陈述和辩论,而不是积极介入。也称作adversary procedure。在刑事案件中又可称为accusatorial system 或 accusatory procedure。 (→inquisitorial system)

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quarrel

quarrel. 1. An altercation or angry dispute; an exchange of recriminations, taunts, threats, or accusations between two persons. 2. Archaic. A complaint; a legal action. “Quarrels is derived from querendo, and extends not only to actions as well real as personal, but also to the causes of actions and suits: so that by the release

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