Bylaw – the term details the legal system of the sub-law acts, issued by the local Municipality or State authorities, that are valid and obligatory for citizens on the territory of the Municipality, County, District, etc. only (i.e. on a…

Bust – this term has two different meanings: – Within the area of Bankruptcy Law, it refers to a crash of the financial activity; liquidation, bankruptcy of a local corporate body or a private individual. A synonym is “bankruptcy”. –…

Business Law – the term refers to the sphere of the Law, also known as “Commercial Law” or “Corporate Law” related to corporate organizations and their structure, business activities, regulation of their relations among each other and with private individuals,…

Business address – Per the meaning, given by the Commercial Law, this is the official published address of a local corporate body, which address of business practice or business management is public and has been officially published at the Companies…

Burglary – In Criminal Law, this term refers to the legal figure of a person entering another’s property illegally with the intention to steal something valuable from them.

Burden of proof – Used in the area of Court Trials, the term refers to the rule of evidence that makes a person prove a certain thing or the opposite will be assumed by the court. In civil cases, the…

Bum – used in the Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law, this term is a synonym of the enforcement agent, or the bailiff –a professionals, who is authorised to remove and sell assets (usually on public auctions) in order to pay the…

Bullying – In the Criminal Law in some jurisdictions, this term details an aggressive behavior, including ridiculing and humiliating individuals, setting unreasonable or unachievable objectives, and controlling them by fear. See also http://www.bullying.org .

Bulge – the term is used in the Law of Contracts, where refers to a sudden increase of price or penalties, for example.

Building Regulations – these are the provisions of the Structure of Territory Acts and the related sub-law acts that set standards for the project and performance of building works; entering buildings into Exploitation, etc.