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| let the buyer beware - the person is responsible for examining an article before purchasing it, and the article is bought at that person's own risk |
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| an order or writ of review or inquiry used in an appellate proceeding. |
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| the body of a crime, the material evidence that indicates a crime has been committed |
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| loss without injury a loss that cannot be recovered in a court of law |
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| the law is not concerned with trifles, for example an error involving a few cents will not be considered |
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| a decree which will take effect unless it is successfully contested |
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| an agent who guarantees or acts as a surety for the principal against the default of persons with whom the agent conducts business on behalf of the principal |
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| an authoritative opinion by a judge on points other then the actual issue in the case |
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| a writ issued by an appellate court stating that an error was committed in the proceeding before us |
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| a writ issued by an appellate court to a lower court which states that an error was made in the proceedings before you |
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| and another, abbreviated et al, when et al. is used in a legal document with more than one plaintiff or defendant named, it means all persons previously named are included |
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| emerging or coming from a contract |
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| an application by one side or one party . it is made by a creditor who is not a party to the bankruptcy proceeding but who has an interest in it. |
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| a cause of action based on civil wrong or tort |
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