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Often used in the same context:
champerty,
usufruct,
usurpation,
peonage,
suretyship,
bailment,
demandable,
usufructuary,
servitudes,
promisor,
wharfage,
leviable,
movables,
answerability,
conveyance,
divisibility,
actus reus,
distraint,
hypothecation,
servient tenement,
surplusage,
reconveyance,
reverter,
probating,
usury,
gravamen,
landlordism,
obligee,
seigniorage,
undistributed profits,
peculation,
encumbrance,
subdivider,
pauperism,
vassalage,
imposable,
mens rea,
includable,
simpliciter,
latifundia,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
improvidence,
imputation,
anticipatory breach,
expropriation,
vendee,
unlawfulness,
encroacher,
despoliation,
manumission,
bailee,
setoff,
pensionary,
barbarisms,
jobbery,
illegality,
trustor,
testatrix,
rentier,
impracticability,
intendment,
hypothec,
ad valorem,
appurtenance,
property,
pendente lite,
zamindari,
taxes,
contemnor,
derivable,
criminality,
deducible,
taxation,
brigandage,
inter vivos trust,
delict,
deductor,
pledgee,
stultification,
escrowing,
patrimonial,
latent defect,
extraterritoriality,
subsumption,
subjugation,
testamentary trust,
ejectment,
dispossession,
emolument,
suzerainty,
testamentary,
blameworthiness,
asportation,
betterments,
subjection,
appraisement,
levying,
commonage,
extortion,
perpetuities,
arrogation,
impiety,
exactions,
imposts,
impositions,
requisitions,
extortions,
impost,
requisition,
levy,
imposition,
burdens,
proscription,
burthens,
infliction,
tolls,
impressment,
levies,
oppressions,
accusation,
burden
More specific:
extortion
Appears in the definition of:
extortion
More general:
demand
Also try:
— Adjectives for exaction:
illegal,
arbitrary,
such,
unjust,
rigorous,
new,
heavy,
rigid,
compulsory,
severe,
unreasonable,
more...
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