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Often used in the same context:
appointer,
pledgee,
suretyship,
trustor,
officio,
deductor,
transferor,
deponent,
pendente lite,
beneficial owner,
grantor,
obligee,
promisor,
hereunder,
testator,
effective date,
intendment,
hereinabove,
supersedeas,
inquorate,
simpliciter,
reconveyance,
amendatory,
nullity,
generis,
bailee,
contemnor,
united states constitution,
settlor,
insured person,
juris,
cognovit,
vendee,
mortgagor,
arrogation,
accepter,
bicameralism,
parol evidence rule,
councilorship,
designee,
inter vivos trust,
usufructuary,
novate,
surplusage,
probating,
quo warranto,
testate,
initio,
testamentary,
remittal,
vires,
statutory declaration,
testatrix,
judicature,
transferee,
scrutiniser,
contingency fee,
joint tenancy,
thereunder,
adjudicatory,
repugnancy,
grievant,
whomsoever,
ipso facto,
exculpation,
warrantor,
qtip,
donee,
propounder,
emolument,
offerer,
countersignature,
grievance committee,
trial court,
allottee,
senatorship,
res ipsa loquitur,
ultra vires,
trust deed,
akademi,
qef,
inscape,
rnc,
accommodator,
remittitur,
obiter dictum,
expunction,
nolle prosequi,
shall,
irrevocability,
bailment,
apostolic see,
standby commitment,
includible,
nonfeasance,
proprio motu,
ecosoc,
delp,
voidance,
effectuation,
aforesaid,
indefiniteness
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