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Often used in the same context:
pledgee,
wardship,
derogating,
obligee,
pendente lite,
promisor,
usufructuary,
filiation,
justiciable,
testatrix,
testator,
delict,
constitutional,
transferor,
disinheriting,
usufruct,
fortiori,
settlor,
parol evidence rule,
coverture,
mortgagor,
sui juris,
transferee,
prosecutrix,
caselaw,
initio,
extraterritoriality,
vendee,
releasee,
disentitle,
possessory,
rebuttable,
res ipsa loquitur,
indefiniteness,
contemnor,
trustor,
averment,
testamentary trust,
tortfeasor,
testamentary,
situs,
preclusion,
unappealable,
irrevocable trust,
petitioner,
decree absolute,
uncoerced,
intestacy,
coextensive,
disputant,
generis,
constitutionally,
intestate,
counterstatement,
statutorily,
legalist,
fourteenth amendment,
indefeasible,
patentee,
perpetuities,
juridical,
penumbras,
icj,
inter vivos,
latent defect,
adverse possession,
nullity,
privative,
suretyship,
arbitral,
procuration,
quitclaim,
hereinabove,
amendatory,
repugnancy,
lenity,
amparo,
appellant,
actus reus,
precatory,
judicially,
deponent,
guardianship,
testate,
donee,
vacatur,
defendant,
unalienable,
inviolability,
decedent,
posse comitatus,
desistance,
bailor,
heirship,
expunction,
stepparent,
noncustodial,
suspensive,
constitutionalize,
nolle,
jus soli,
obiter dictum
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